Ciao Alberto 2021
"They go together like pasta and pesto."
In this charming Pixar short sequel, *Ciao Alberto (2021)*, Alberto navigates the challenges of proving himself to his unlikely hero, Massimo—a towering, tattooed fisherman whose gruff demeanor hides a heart of gold.
Director: McKenna Jean Harris
Cast
Jack Dylan Grazer
Alberto Scorfano (voice)
Marco Barricelli
Massimo Marcovaldo (voice)
Jacob Tremblay
Luca Paguro (voice)
Gino La Monica
Additional Voices (voice)
Arturo Sorino
Additional Voices (voice)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ciao Alberto (2021) about?
The film follows Alberto, a spirited lad in Portorosso, as he tries to earn the approval of his intimidating but cool mentor, Massimo. Left behind when his best friend Luca leaves for school, Alberto's over-the-top schemes to impress the fisherman spiral into comedic mayhem.
Who directed Ciao Alberto?
McKenna Jean Harris helmed *Ciao Alberto (2021)*, bringing her unique vision to this Pixar short.
Who stars in Ciao Alberto?
The voice cast features Jack Dylan Grazer as Alberto, Jacob Tremblay in a supporting role, and Marco Barricelli as the towering Massimo.
Is Ciao Alberto (2021) worth watching?
For fans of Pixar's signature charm, *Ciao Alberto (2021)* is a delightful 7-minute escape. Its humor, heart, and stunning animation make it a standout in the family-friendly genre, perfect for a quick but memorable watch.
How long is Ciao Alberto?
The short film runs for 7 minutes.
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About Ciao Alberto (2021) — A Pixar short about ambition, mentorship, and coastal chaos
In this charming Pixar short sequel, *Ciao Alberto (2021)*, Alberto navigates the challenges of proving himself to his unlikely hero, Massimo—a towering, tattooed fisherman whose gruff demeanor hides a heart of gold. Directed by McKenna Jean Harris, this animated gem blends humor and heart as Alberto clings to the hope of impressing his mentor, all while missing his best friend Luca's absence in Portorosso. With its vibrant coastal setting and whimsical tone, the film captures the bittersweet essence of found family and the universal struggle to earn admiration.
The story unfolds with playful energy, balancing slapstick comedy and tender moments against the backdrop of a sun-soaked Italian fishing village. As Alberto's antics spiral into chaos, the film explores themes of belonging and self-worth, wrapped in the director's signature blend of fantasy and family-friendly storytelling. Whether you're a fan of Pixar's signature style or simply love a good underdog tale, *Ciao Alberto (2021)* delivers a delightful escape in just seven minutes.
