Alto 2015
"Two Girls. One Gun. The Mob."
Alto (2015) is a darkly comedic crime-romance that follows Frankie, a fiery Italian-American musician engaged to a reliable man, until a shocking discovery in her car trunk turns her life upside down.
Director: Mikki del Monico
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Alto (2015) about?
Alto (2015) follows Frankie, a passionate Italian-American rock musician whose life takes a wild turn after she stumbles upon a murder victim in her car. Her sister's impulsive decision to attend a mob funeral ignites a chain of events involving a dangerous romance and a Brooklyn crime family.
Who directed Alto?
Alto was directed by Mikki del Monico, who blends crime and romance with a sharp, comedic edge.
Who stars in Alto?
The film stars Diana DeGarmo, Natalie Knepp, David Valcin, Lou Martini Jr., and Melanie Minichino in key roles.
Is Alto (2015) worth watching?
Alto offers a unique mix of crime, comedy, and romance that's both entertaining and stylish. While it may not be a mainstream hit, its quirky premise and engaging performances make it a solid pick for fans of offbeat, character-driven stories.
How long is Alto?
Alto runs for 101 minutes.
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About Alto (2015) — A Brooklyn crime romance with a killer twist
Alto (2015) is a darkly comedic crime-romance that follows Frankie, a fiery Italian-American musician engaged to a reliable man, until a shocking discovery in her car trunk turns her life upside down. Her free-spirited sister Heather persuades her to attend a mob funeral, where they cross paths with Nicolette, the daughter of Brooklyn's new mafia boss. What starts as a chance encounter spirals into a whirlwind of danger, unexpected romance, and a quest for justice, all while Frankie's rock-band dreams hang in the balance.
Directed by Mikki del Monico, Alto blends sharp humor with suspense, painting a vivid portrait of family loyalty, forbidden attraction, and the chaos of life on the wrong side of the law. With its lively Italian-American setting and a soundtrack that pulses with rock energy, the film captures the thrill of rebellion and the weight of secrets too heavy to keep.