A happy go lucky Italian town florist befriends the mayor thrown out of a bar but later turns on him when the official has unjustly evicted an attractive young lady from her home..
So, 'Mister Antonio,' huh? If you're looking for a quiet afternoon with a slice of early cinema charm, this little flick from way back when might just hit the spot. It’s a sweet, simple story. Anyone who appreciates how movies used to tell tales, with big gestures and straightforward heart, will probably get a kick out...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
James Flood
Robert Thornby
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"So, 'Mister Antonio,' huh? If you're looking for a quiet afternoon with a slice of early cinema charm, this little flick from way back when might just hit the spot. It’s a sweet, simple story. Anyone who appreciates how movies used to tell tales, with big gestures and straightforward heart, will probably get a kick out of it. 🤷♀️ But if you're someone who needs fast cuts, deep psychological thrills, or just can't stand a silent movie, well, you can probably give this one a miss without feeling..."
Booth Tarkington, Fanny Hatton, Frederic Hatton
United States
