36th cleveland international film festival :: march 22 - april 1, 2012
Ciao Bella
Director:
Mani Maserrat-Agha

Run Time: 91 minutes

Country: SWEDEN
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Ciao Bella

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Nice guys always finish last, unless you pretend to be a bad boy. Mustafa Moradi just wants a girl to like him for who he is. Instead, every girl he talks to would rather be his friend. At a summer soccer tournment in a city nearby his hometown, he is given the option to have all of his wildest dreams come true when he is offered a starting spot on the Italian team (even though he is really Iranian). After he accepts, his new teammates give him a makeover that seems too good to be true. With a new outfit, a new walk, a new hairdo, and even new pickup lines, Mustafa becomes the incredibly suave Italian "Massimo." Immediately, he meets Linnea and they quickly fall for each other. As he gets farther into his lie about being Italian, he struggles to find a way to make Linnea understand who he really is and where he is from. CIAO BELLA is a romantic comedy that will have you hoping the acutal nice guy finishes first. (In English and Swedish with English subtitles) – L.W.

Community Partner
Tyst Art
Category Continental Airlines World Tour, Scandinavian Screenings, The Sports Section
Producer Olle Wirenhed
Screenplay Jens Jonsson
Cinematography Andréas Lennartsson
Editing Kristin Grundström
Music Martin Willert
Principal Cast Chanelle Lindell, Poyan Karimi, Oliver Ingrosso, Fredrika Tham, Arash Bolouri
Director Bio Mani Maserrat-Agah, age 32, was born in Iran but has lived in Sweden since he was 13years old.
Select Filmography CIAO BELLA (2008)
Print Source Spier Films
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