After she inherits an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, manager Amy teams up with a blacklisted master chef looking for a second chance. They discover that the most important ingredient for any recipe is always love.
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Cast
Allan Harmon
Director
Melanie Scrofano
Amy
Daniel di Tomasso
Frank
Lorraine Bracco
Mama
Keisha Haines
Christine
Matty Finochio
Sal
Cassandra McCall
Emily
Angie Ip
Kimberly
Devon Kenzo
Barista
Andy Thompson
David Riley
Adil Zaidi
Lorenzo
John Cassini
Papa
Nathalie Babis
Young Mama
Max Montesi
Young Papa
Keira Dickson
Young Amy
Jay Hindle
Jacob
Jeremy Lacombe
Guy
Jasmine Lukuku
Erin
Benjamin Wilkinson
Wallace
Jeremy Lacombe
Customer
Christian Bedard
Steven
William Penick
Writer
Tyler Straessle
Writer
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source: Welcome to Mama's
source: Welcome to Mama's
I'm surprised by these reviews so had to one. I really enjoyed this one - the acting and the fact they were fresh faces, the old school Italian restaurant that felt authentic, and all around something a bit different. Really lovely and enjoyable.
Not as good as hallmark's usual offerings it had all the elements, just lacked chemistry with the viewer. The lead actress just felt awkward and it took a while to get the hang of the flashbacks. No experienced manager would have an argument with a member of the staff in front of guests. Background sound/music might've been authentic to a kitchen but was a bit loud for dialogue. Fine for one watch but that's enough.
I watched for the first hour then gave up. This movie is boring, the main characters have zero chemistry. The constant bickering between the two leads gets tiring.
