What Would Sophia Loren Do?Movie on Netflix
What Would Sophia Loren Do? follows Nancy “Vincenza” Kulik, an Italian-American grandmother living in New Jersey. Nancy has seen her share of life’s challenges, but has always been able to stay joyful and resilient, inspired in part by another Italian mother, Sophia Loren.
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What Would Sophia Loren Do? (2021)
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What Would Sophia Loren Do? follows Nancy “Vincenza” Kulik, an Italian-American grandmother living in New Jersey. Nancy has seen her share of life’s challenges, but has always been able to stay joyful and resilient, inspired in part by another Italian mother, Sophia Loren.
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