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Everybody Wants to be Italian (2007)

Director: Jason Todd Ipson

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From Time Out New York

This film’s strange premise is that beautiful people in Boston struggle to get dates: To hook up, they pretend they’re Italian. They also need help from fishmongers. Jesus had a similar posse, though he was a messiah—which Jake (Jablonski) certainly isn’t. Beantown provides a salty backdrop, but when the action shifts to Italy, it seems the budget didn’t include airfares. While it’s difficult to discern why hot veterinarian Marisa (Vincent) finds Jake attractive, the reverse isn’t true: Vincent’s cleavage hogs the camera, from a date in which Jake almost fellates a cannoli to an eye-boggling bounce along the beach.

Author: Anna King

Time Out New York Issue 675: September 4 -September 10, 2008


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Cast & crew

Director: Jason Todd Ipson

Cast: Jay Jablonski, Cerina Vincent, John Kapelos

Duration: 104 mins

US Release: Sep 5 2008




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