NETFLIX is premiering the dramedy Nonnas, a film by Stephen Chbosky inspired by the history of the Enoteca Maria restaurant, which was founded in 2007 on Staten Island, New York, and the lives of the people who worked there. The film climbed the list of most-watched films in a few days, and is currently the second most-watched film on Netflix in Croatia.
The film stars Vince Vaughn, star of comedies like Bridesmaids, The Apprentice and Trouble in Paradise. The film follows Joe Scaravello, who, after the loss of his mother, risks everything to honor her by opening an Italian restaurant where the cooks become local grandmothers, or “nonnes.” Each of them comes from a different part of Italy, and in order for it to work, they will have to put aside their differences to share their favorite dishes with the local community and the restaurant’s patrons.
In addition to Vince Vaughn, the film also stars Lorraine Bracco, Talia Shire, Brenda Vaccaro, Jimmy Smagula, Adam Ferrara, Karen Giordano, Susan Sarandon and other stars.
Critics and viewers praise the film In the few days since it arrived on Netflix, the film has aroused the interest of many viewers and received many positive reviews from critics and the rest of the audience. It currently has a rating of 7.7 on IMDb, while on Rotten Tomatoes it has an 80 percent rating from critics and 75 percent from viewers.
Many viewers described the film in their reviews as a warm comedy whose human stories bring a smile to the face, and emphasized that the film is worth watching and relaxing. Many critics also gave the film a positive review, describing it as a pleasure to watch.
“An uplifting film, with a great message about the importance of family traditions related to food. It’s great to see a cast of older actresses and enjoy their talent,” commented a viewer who gave the film four stars.
“I watched it with my family and it was great. A warm and touching film, with a bit of romance, perfect if you just want to relax and watch something pleasant,” wrote a viewer who gave the comedy five stars on Rotten Tomatoes.
“I think they should have chosen a different lead actor, but overall, a very good and enjoyable movie that you can actually enjoy with the rest of the family,” added a third viewer.
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