Was würde Sophia Loren tun?

Such a heartwarming little documentary. I had only previously seen a 2-3 Sophia Loren films (and enjoyed them). This gave me a whole new appreciation for her talents and remarkable career.

Nancy Kulik and Sophia Loren make such an adorable pair. I could've listened to them both talk about life for a lot longer than 30 minutes. This short film is as much about life itself as it is Sophia Loren, and how her work has played a key role in Nancy Kulik's life.

Makes me want to go eat pasta and delve into Sophia Loren's impressive filmography.

The title of this film suggests a completely different type of experience than is delivered. The film is neither witty or clever, no pivots to nor insight into the subject. The structure and narrative are dissonant and uninteresting. YET. It's only 32 minutes of your life. It is delightful and, at moments. deeply moving. We all know the "Italian mom" and hey, is there ever too much of Sophia?

Well done story about an Italian mom. Some reviews here miss the point entirely. Nancy is way more interesting than Loren is. Otherwise why watch it. A real story of a real life. While Loren is a true star and has way more class and character than the fools that are stars today, Nancy's story really moved me. Well worth 30 minutes.

A very nice, entertaining documentary that at first glance has nothing to do with Sophia Loren - but rather with an old lady who tells about her life. A life that is very similar to Sophia Loren. Still not very informative and superficial.

A simple story about a grandmother whose idol is Sophia Loren. Now, in her autumn years, the grandmother keeps referring to Loren for guidance in her day to day problems. She tries to imagine what an obviously younger Sophia Loren would do. In this way, she is able to keep some of her youth in the fire. It would appear as if an older adult cannot come to the same conclusion as a very young Sophia Loren. Loren, to say the least, was an opportunist, who married much older and fatter Carlo Ponti. I am very sure there were several young men in Loren's life that were far better looking and had much better physiques. But that was not what she was looking for. She was looking for stardom, and found it under Ponti. I am not sure grandma would be doing the same thing.