Limerence (film)
Limerence is a 2012 Italian short film written, directed and starred by Giuseppe Rossi. It is about a psychological state called limerence, a term coined by the American psychologist Dorothy Tennov to describe the obsessive state of romantic love.
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| Directed by | Giuseppe Rossi |
| Produced by | Giuseppe Rossi |
| Starring | Giuseppe Rossi Alessia Gentile Giuseppe Sena |
| Music by | Alexandro Martone |
| Cinematography | Alessio Antoniello |
| Edited by | Giuseppe Rossi |
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Running time | 16 minutes |
| Country | Italy |
| Language | Italian |
Plot
A singer is reinventing jazz music, but after being dumped by his girlfriend loses the creative inspiration. To get back his lover he decides to fight in a musical duel against a rock guitarist who is now dating his ex-girlfriend.
Cast
- Giuseppe Rossi as Paolo
- Alessia Gentile as Claudia
- Giuseppe Sena as Flavio
- Maxim Di Leo as Claudia's brother
- Alessandro Giordano as Drummer
- Sveva Cicala as Journalist
- Andra Cassano as Assistant Journalist
References
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