A longtime family-owned business gets pressured to sell to gentrify the neighborhood until a local loving mobster concocts a crazy plan to save the day, clearing the way for two people searching for love to find their everlasting. Set against the colorful backdrop of Brooklyn’s Bay Ridge, this romantic comedy brings two love stories—one straight and one queer—to the screen, showcasing the power of connection, family, and community.
Steven Feder
Director
Michael Morano
Mike Moona
Katie McCarty
Honey Caputo
Dan Grimaldi
Pops Moona
Michael Rispoli
Don Muchie Buchie
Vincent Pastore
Benny 'The Snail' Tucci
Joseph D'Onofrio
Dominick Cuchie 'Big Sally'
Wass Stevens
Angel 'Zeffo' Zeffirelli
Anthony Mangano
Little Tonie Buchie
Grant Harrison Mateo
Brian
Julian Mazzola
Chris Moona
Amanda Jane Stern
Reporter Connie Andruzzi
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