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Uncle Nino (2003) | Full Movie

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Overworked executive Robert Micelli has little time for his family that has become disconnected from one another. When Robert's long-lost Uncle Nino unexpectedly arrives on their doorstep from Italy for a visit, Nino's simple, old-fashioned ways help the Micelli's discover the joy of La Famiglia.

Starring: Joe Mantegna, Anne Archer, Keegan-Michael Key & Pierrino Mascarino
Director: Robert Shallcross
Writer: Robert Shallcross

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20 Comments

@patrickmonahan-rj2kn 2 years ago

Our entire country needs an Uncle Nino right now !!!

@giannigunn5247 2 years ago (edited)

Great movie I’m in Italian American from Jersey 53 years old, and this movie gave me flashbacks to my childhood. I had uncles straight from Italy come to visit all the time I was very close with my grandparents. They raised me so my great uncles, and my great aunts were very big part of my childhood i was raised by my grandmother and my mother, and in my case, I spent more time with my aunts, my grandmother sisters, people in America forget how important it is to sit down and have a meal and talk as a family and I hope this movie gives more Americans a clue. How disconnected they are from society and their children by not putting family first!!!!!!!!!

@LoganJohnson-lm2bh 2 years ago

A lonely uncle with a guilty heart comes to America to family falling apart some how finds his way and in the process heals his American family's hearts and his own . A beautiful movie of love and forgiveness and how important this is .

@melindaelizabeth9366 2 years ago

This world could use many like Uncle Nino. God Bless all those who are like him. God would be proud ⭐💜⭐💜⭐💜⭐💜⭐💜

@doreenmonteiro484 2 years ago

Beautiful. Made me sad though, made realize how much I never appreciated my father for the skills he taught me, especially gardening. May his soul keep resting in peace!

@10Bones01 2 years ago

Thank you Uncle Nino for showing us us what's important in life.

@AnnaKarakoc 2 years ago

I took my breath away after watching this film. We almost lost our own children while rushing to pursue a career, but the motto of this film is that it ends well and that it was such an uncle who restored the balance in the family and changed the whole life of this family. . Well done Uncle Nino...

@ourcolonel1685 2 years ago

This movie shows us what's important. The people around us. I love this movie. Grazie.

@brendahale5853 2 years ago

What a wonderful movie~ If more of our teens had an Uncle Nino to listen to them and show how their gifts are important, no matter how weird they may be, we might have a lot more teens that would listen to their elders and try to meet halfway on things! "What A Wonderful World it Would Be!" Caio Bella!

@angelinahunter182 2 years ago

This lovely movie reminded me that while I was raised in a dysfunctional family that back in the 1980's when I met my former husband's Uncle Ally (who didn't speak English) that he was so happy to meet me that I could tell that he loved me on sight. I'd never had such an experience and I will never forget it -- it seemed that on sight he could read my Soul and he more than approved of me. Everyone should experience this unconditional love at least once in their life and I am grateful that I did.

@seevids7220 2 years ago

This is a wonderful movie and we need more just like this. It's a good reminder of what's really important in life. Money comes and goes, children grow up, loved ones pass on, but memories of good times spent with loved ones -- this is the fuel of life. Thank you for posting this movie.😊

@Thebasicmaker 2 years ago

I went in Chicago visiting my cousins, I'm a Sicilian guy and went there, saw my cousins leaving their children's home alone ordering a pizza to eat and when they were home they only had breakfast together, at lunch one in each room on their own and I felt so sad for them, we in Italy and in Sicily especially live together the most of the day. Maybe the father go to work then he comes back to eat with a all the family...well at least it is still so in my hometown A little bit less ina big city, but we still know how important the family is...useless to say my Chicago cousins ended up divorcing...so sad.

@teresamerklin4614 2 years ago

It was funny seeing Nino come from the ladies restroom. I did the exact same thing using the men's. I only knew when I saw a man at the urinal from the mirror as I washed my hands. I don't think he knew. 😮 My face was red!