A man proposes to a woman he's met once, all in the same day.A man proposes to a woman he's met once, all in the same day.A man proposes to a woman he's met once, all in the same day.
- Awards
- 5 wins
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Zachary Mott
- Eddie
- (as Billy Mott)
Daniel Stafford
- Boardroom Guy
- (as Dan Stafford)
- Director
- Writer
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe Enrico Biscotti Bakery is owned and operated by Director Melissa Martins husband. Massimo and Bella are also based on the actual residents who lived above the bakery.
- SoundtracksMassimo's Entrance
Written by Susan Hartford
Performed by Jim DiSpirito and Joe Bishkoff
Published by Syntrax Music (ASCAP)
Featured review
Food as love, Film as sustenance
First of all, make sure you eat before seeing this film. Preferably a loaf of homemade bread dipped in olive oil and a slice or two of brachiole. Follow with a desert of assorted biscotti and a slice of berry pie, and wash it all down with several glasses of homemade wine. Okay, now we can begin.
Like a fine meal joyfully prepared by hands that love you and shared with those whose company you most enjoy, this film will make you feel warm and connected -- to the earth, to humanity, to the one place in all the wide world that is yours and yours alone. Be prepared to laugh, be prepared to cry. Be prepared to leave the movie theater with a persistent urge to run to those you love and hug them for a long, long time. They may be imperfect, they may (occasionally or often) drive you crazy. But they are what keeps you from spinning off into the cold, dark, impersonal world. They are your reflection, your heart, your soul. Savor their company while you are together, and even when they are gone you will always have them with you.
And, whatever you do, follow your heart. It is so much wiser than your head. Or, better yet, follow your stomach. Let it lead you home.
Like a fine meal joyfully prepared by hands that love you and shared with those whose company you most enjoy, this film will make you feel warm and connected -- to the earth, to humanity, to the one place in all the wide world that is yours and yours alone. Be prepared to laugh, be prepared to cry. Be prepared to leave the movie theater with a persistent urge to run to those you love and hug them for a long, long time. They may be imperfect, they may (occasionally or often) drive you crazy. But they are what keeps you from spinning off into the cold, dark, impersonal world. They are your reflection, your heart, your soul. Savor their company while you are together, and even when they are gone you will always have them with you.
And, whatever you do, follow your heart. It is so much wiser than your head. Or, better yet, follow your stomach. Let it lead you home.
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- playwrt
- Apr 5, 2002
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- Release date
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- Also known as
- A Wedding for Bella
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Box office
- Budget
- $600,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $1,023,156
- Gross worldwide
- $1,023,156
- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
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