Mambo Italiano (2003)

An exaggerated, relaxed, full of laughter, but also some sorrowful paintbrush to outline a giant painting of two generations of Italian immigrant families, the son came out, the emotional trend. At the end of the 19th century, a large number of Italians began to emigrate to America in search of their dream of panning for gold, but at the same time deeply preserved all the living habits and customs of the Italian people in the Apennines. Every big city in the United States and Canada has its own residential areas like Chinatown, which is the background of the story. Angelo, a deep cabinet comrade living in a typical Italian family, met his childhood confidant Nino by chance after boldly moving out to separate from his parents. Nino finally said what he did not have the courage to say, and the two quickly fell in love with each other. But just after Angelo proudly came out to her parents, her parents, sister and Nino's mother joined in the emotional farce. In the end, the cozy Nino and her old female classmates fled. While Anglo re-examines his emotional trade-off, he finally gets inspiration from his depressed screenplay and makes a hit. Finally pick it up with your family.