Jimmy Fantin grew up on New Haven's legendary apizza — and couldn't imagine life without it. So when he landed in the small coastal town of Stuart, Florida, he did what any true believer would: he built an oven and opened Fantini's. With loyal Connecticut snowbirds lining up for a taste of home and a rave review from Dave Portnoy putting him on the map, Jimmy proves that great pizza isn't just about dough and char — it's about carrying your roots wherever you go. From the filmmaker behind Pizza, A Love Story.
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