Lóve

Lóve
	Film poster
Directed by	Jakub Kroner
Produced by	Adriana Kronerová
Written by	Jakub Kroner
Starring	Michal Nemtuda; Jakub Gogál; Kristína Svarinská;
Music by	Lukáš Kobela
Cinematography	Mário Ondriš
Edited by	Otakar Šenovský
Production; company	InOut Studio (SK); Evolution Films (CZ; co-prod.);
Distributed by	Continental Film (SK); Falcon (CZ);
Release date	October 13, 2011 (SK); January 12, 2012 (CZ);
Running time	90 min.
Country	Slovakia; Czech Republic
Language	Slovak
Box office	€ 548,781[1]

Lóve is a 2011 Slovak-language film directed by Jakub Kroner, starring Michal Nemtuda and Kristína Svarinská, alongside Jakub Gogál. The action-romantic drama was released on October 13, 2011, while distributed by Continental Film in Slovakia, and Falcon in the Czech Republic.[2]

Although the plot revolves around love determination, the original title refers to "money" instead, which serve as instrumental, quoting a term commonly used in the region amongst gypsies - "lóve".[3] In English therefore, "Falling in Money", "Love Deal" or "Dirty Love", could be used as apt equivalents for the title.

Despite the mixed reviews upon its theatrical release, the work has been ranked amongst the highest-grossing films in the Slovak-cinema era, placing at number three as of November 2014.[1]

Cast

Michal Nemtuda as Maťo
Jakub Gogál as Tomáš
Kristína Svarinská as Veronika
Dušan Cinkota as Boris, the Garage's chief
Martina Kmeťová (credited as Tina) as Sandra
Samuel Spišák as Pedro Hrky
Zuzana Porubjaková as Peťa
Roman Luknár as Investigator
Ady Hajdu as Teacher
Ľuboš Kostelný as Rene
Táňa Radeva as Host
Viktor Horján as Hotel Manager

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References

Miklošíková, Dominika; Strelková, Alexandra; Tomková, Katarína; Ulman, Miro, eds. (January 2015). "Slovak Film Guide > TOP 10 Slovak Films by Admission 1993–2014". Slovak Films 14-15: A Guide to Slovak Films and Film Industry (PDF). Slovak Film Institute (in English and Slovak). Translated by Hochel, Jaroslav; Musilová, Ivana. SFÚ. p. 109. Retrieved February 26, 2015.
Strelková, Alexandra; Tomková, Katarína; Ulman, Miro, eds. (January 2012). "Full-length Films – Fiction > "Lóve". Slovak Films 11-12: A Guide to Slovak Films and Film Industry (PDF). Slovak Film Institute (in English and Slovak). Translated by Dudášová, Zuzana. SFÚ. pp. 3–4, 17–18. Retrieved February 26, 2015.
Kopečný, František (1981). "K původu termínů slang, argot, hantýrka a žargón". Naše řeč. Ústav pro jazyk český (in Czech and English). 64, Issue 2. Prague, Czech Republic: Akademie věd České republiky. Retrieved February 26, 2015.

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[aic15-1] Miklošíková, Dominika; Strelková, Alexandra; Tomková, Katarína; Ulman, Miro, eds. (January 2015). "Slovak Film Guide > TOP 10 Slovak Films by Admission 1993–2014". Slovak Films 14-15: A Guide to Slovak Films and Film Industry (PDF). Slovak Film Institute (in English and Slovak). Translated by Hochel, Jaroslav; Musilová, Ivana. SFÚ. p. 109. Retrieved February 26, 2015.

[2] Strelková, Alexandra; Tomková, Katarína; Ulman, Miro, eds. (January 2012). "Full-length Films – Fiction > "Lóve". Slovak Films 11-12: A Guide to Slovak Films and Film Industry (PDF). Slovak Film Institute (in English and Slovak). Translated by Dudášová, Zuzana. SFÚ. pp. 3–4, 17–18. Retrieved February 26, 2015.

[3] Kopečný, František (1981). "K původu termínů slang, argot, hantýrka a žargón". Naše řeč. Ústav pro jazyk český (in Czech and English). 64, Issue 2. Prague, Czech Republic: Akademie věd České republiky. Retrieved February 26, 2015.