Nunzio

Nunzio

4.8

May 10 1978

1h 25m

Drama

A mentally-challenged delivery boy indulges in fantasies that he is a superhero in the tough streets of Brooklyn. He lives a life marked with torments from the gang of deadbeats at the corner, overbearing concern from his mother and older brother, and general confusion about women and his burgeoning desires for them.

David Proval

David Proval

Nunzio

Morgana King

Morgana King

Mrs. Sabatino

Joe Spinell

Joe Spinell

Angelo

Tovah Feldshuh

Tovah Feldshuh

Michelle

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