Stolen Dough

I truly enjoyed this film for many reasons! The film was well done and made me feel sincere compassion for the main character. I laughed and cried as i watched this story unfold. A heart felt, true story of how a young American man that was robbed of his idea and not compensated by a massive food conglomerate. The real-life situations this film identifies are probably not as uncommon as the average person would believe. Many people feel robbed at some point in their life and this film hits home for those people. This film is as educational as it is entertaining to watch. Stolen Dough is on my must watch again and again list.

I was in the audience for the DOC LA Festival and was amazed at how dark, and moody this film is. The audience was expecting this film to be a parody but in about 5 mins they sure found out this was going to be more rock n roll and personal and dark. I love how the director was able to draw the audience into Anthony Mongiello's personal story. I felt very close to all the characters in the film. An incredible Crime Docudrama, Most Importantly, the music from the film does an excellent job of setting you back in the era of the 1980's and 1990's so you feel transported through that time era. I was very impressed with the filming and the cinematography. I highly recommend this film.

Stolen Dough brings to light a deeply upsetting case of corporate greed. It's heartbreaking that this young Italian American investor was not given proper credit. Wish we heard of this sooner as we have enjoyed way too many Pizza Hut stuffed crust pizzas. After watching this documentary we researched Anthony Mongiello online and found a tutorial he had on how to make the perfect stuffed crust pizza at home. We did it and let me tell you he definitely knows what he is talking about! It was delicious!

Sorry for Monticello's struggle against a corporate behemoth.

A great documentary! This is a film my husband and I highly recommend.

I was lucky enough to stumble into the theatre of the Santa Monica Film Festival this past November and see a film called Stolen Dough. I had no idea about a 1 billion dollar lawsuit against Pizza Hut, the biggest of its time! However it was amazing to see scenes and a screenplay telling the story, rather than regular talking heads interviews. This films runs a little on the short side, however I think director and write Stefano Da Fre did a good job with the efficiency of the film because its paced very well. I would advise you to pay attention because it really moves fast, and very action packed. Also gotta say: love the music! Respectfully.

I was really pleased to see this film when I was in Houston, Texas at the Houston International Film Festival. I had no idea the background of Anthony Mongiello and his lawsuit against Pizza Hut. This film was very compelling, like a deep, underworld crime drama. I was happy I came across this accidentally during Houston International Film Festival large schedule. On the final day, when they run the films again, I brought my friend Erik to see the film with me, and he loved it. At first we were expecting this film to be sort of a comedy documentary but it couldn't have been further from that. It felt more like a who done it crime drama, and you could clearly see the influence of Italian American film directors like Scorsese in Stolen Dough opening minute. It's the best crime film I ve seen all year. An emotional and gripping film.