Armand Assante To Narrate 'The Streets of Little Italy' Documentary

Armand Assante has been attached to narrate the feature documentary "The Streets of Little Italy: 100 Years Of San Gennaro." The project is currently in production and is being directed by Paul Borghese. The documentary aims to chronicle the evolution of a small immigrant religious procession on Manhattan's Mulberry Street into a significant cultural event.

Assante, known for his role in "Gotti," will lend his voice to the narrative, guiding viewers through the history and cultural impact of the San Gennaro festival. The film will explore the origins of the procession, which began as a humble gathering for Italian immigrants, and its transformation over a century into a widely recognized celebration.

Director Paul Borghese, who previously helmed "Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn," is leading the production. The documentary is set to delve into the stories of the community, the traditions, and the enduring spirit of the Little Italy neighborhood as represented by the San Gennaro festival. The film's production is ongoing, with further details on its release expected as it progresses.