"Real Nonnas" tells the story of a man named Joe who, after his mother's death, goes to great lengths to keep her memory alive by opening an Italian restaurant. The restaurant's unique business model is based on a structure where real nonnas, or grandmothers, work as chefs. Joe's goal is to keep his mother's spirit alive by opening this restaurant that carries his mother's recipes and family values. However, this process is fraught with difficulties. The film captivates viewers with dishes that reflect the nonnas' skills in the kitchen, family values, and Italian culture. "Real Nonnas" makes viewers remember the importance of family ties, traditions, and food culture. The film receives generally positive reviews from viewers. Viewers especially miss the warmth of the nonnas and the deliciousness of the food.
Where it was filmed: Filmed in real life in Brooklyn, New York.
