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Natale a New York (2006)

Natale a New York poster
Directed by
Neri Parenti
Genre
comedy film, Christmas film
Country
Italy
Runtime
1h 51m
Rated
T
Rating
5.0 of 10 from 534 voters
Elsewhere
IMDb

How it feels

A group of Italians travel to New York City over the Christmas holidays. Their separate stories involve mix-ups and funny situations as they experience the city.

lightheartedfestivecomedicupbeatfast-pacedjovialchaoticwhimsical

What happens

Natale a New York (lit. 'Christmas in New York') is a 2006 Italian Christmas comedy film co-written and directed by Neri Parenti, starring Christian De Sica, Sabrina Ferilli, Massimo Ghini, Claudio Bisio, Elisabetta Canalis, Alessandro Siani, Fabio De Luigi, Paolo Ruffini and Francesco Mandelli. It is Parenti's first film since De Sica and Massimo Boldi ended their partnership. In Italy, the film grossed $4,844,101 (€3,701,000) in its opening weekend and $30,437,121 (€23,513,000) in total. According to Filmauro, Natale a New York was the highest-grossing film of the 2006 Christmas season. The film was never released in the United States and to this date has not yet been released with either English subtitles or distributed in Region 1 format for DVD or Blu-ray Disc play in the US. A special edition double DVD in PAL format (DVD Region 2) was also released sometime in 2007 in Italy and Europe containing not only the feature film but a second DVD containing extra behind the scenes footage, five deleted scenes, footage from the premiere event in Italy, as well as two "TV spot" trailers. To date, the film has not been released on Blu-ray. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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