US EditionReview: 'Nonnas' gives veteran actresses something to savor
- The film Nonnas, directed by Stephen Chbosky and starring Vince Vaughn, premiered recently, telling the story of a working-class New Yorker who opens a restaurant in New York City.
- The story is based on a true account and follows Vaughn’s character using money left by his mother to open Maria’s despite competitors initially scaring patrons away.
- Nonnas portrays older actresses realistically, allowing its cast to engage in natural conversations while the director maintains a calm pacing without overdramatizing events.
- Patrons eventually arrive and Maria’s becomes a hit, as Vaughn’s character who once considered giving up believes others will enjoy the Sunday meals his family made.
- Although the film has some problems, it remains a feel-good story that highlights a more authentic depiction of older women and suggests value in its approach.
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Review: 'Nonnas' gives veteran actresses something to savor
Based on a true story, "Nonnas" follows a working-class New Yorker who decides to open a restaurant with the money his mother left him.
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