Two Scoops of Italy

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I needed a good Hallmark charge and found this one was entertaining and charming too. The two main characters have obvious chemistry and it's very nice to see this handsome Italian representing his country. The making of new flavors gelato as the main theme also brings the charm to the script - but the deadline looms so it's a bit non-realistic as any investor/friend would not make demands and if it was expected than why did Danielle leave? So a bit confusing of the storyline BUT it's very predictable the ending. The scenery is spectacular with the wide sweeping views almost like it is a fairy tale location. Set designs are quaint and authentic. Very enjoyable.

While this movie includes some of Hallmarks traditional storylines what sets it apart is the acting skills of Hunter King and Michele Rosiello as the main characters, Danielle and Giancarlo. There's just a special chemistry between these two actors which gives an authentic feel to this relationship which keeps the viewer engaged in the story. Other characters are also perfectly cast. The story revolves around Danielle's failed restaurant in the U. S., and an investor who is ready to pull out unless there are drastic changes in the works that would help turn the business around. Danielle imbarks on a trip to Italy where she plans to taste the food and get ideas and inspiration for a new restaurant menu. She is charmed by the quaint village and its people and meets Giancarlo and he also has some new ideas and dreams for the Cafe he and his father run. A subplot has to do with a book she is given to read. There are also a couple of surprises in the plot too. A charming film, beautifully acted and the chemistry is superb.

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