In 1970s Rome, a casual encounter between Enea and Pietro at a movie theater turns into an unforgettable romance — until destiny pulls them apart.
Directed by Ferzan Özpetek
1970s
lgbt
thoughtful
gay romance
gay theme
romantic
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Cast
Damiano Gavino
Enea
Andrea Di Luigi
Pietro
Luisa Ranieri
Titti
Greta Scarano
Giulia
Aurora Giovinazzo
Alice
Alvise Rigo
Antonio
Giancarlo Commare
Ernesto
Luca Finotti
Massimo
Loredana Cannata
Organizzatrice
Federico Mancini
La Postina
Priscilla Drag
Il mastino
Eugenio di Fraia
Uomo alla guida
Crew
Ferzan Özpetek
Director
Ferzan Özpetek
Writer
Gianni Romoli
Writer
Pietro Morana
Editor
Gian Filippo Corticelli
Director of Photography
Tilde Corsi
Producer
Gianni Romoli
Producer
Eleonora Barbiero
Casting
Popular Reviews
167 reviews
Gaviota
5.0★ · 06/01/26
Aún no la termino, pero por el momento me he sentido un poco incómoda con todo, en fin. Vivan los gays!!
Aún no la termino, pero por el momento me he sentido un poco incómoda con todo, en fin. Vivan los gays!!
Gaviota
Me sentí un poco incomoda
Me sentí un poco incomoda
cyotee
9.0★ · 05/07/26
so fucking dramatic i love it
so fucking dramatic i love it
Leandrys
10.0★ · 05/01/26
"Being forgotten really hurts. We still haven't forgotten each other. Think of me, once in a while." Talk about twisted fate. They only had two/three days together, yet it created a massive butterfly effect. It’s wild to imagine what that does to a life—so many "what ifs" and "could’ve beens." What if there hadn’t been a protest? What if they had gone to the protest together? I love how he processed it all by making his films; "the one that got away" still haunts the entire narrative. I absolutely love movies like this. And it's so sad😭😭😭😭😭.... In another life, in another universe, I hope they get to continue their lives together.
"Being forgotten really hurts. We still haven't forgotten each other. Think of me, once in a while." Talk about twisted fate. They only had two/three days together, yet it created a massive butterfly effect. It’s wild to imagine what that does to a life—so many "what ifs" and "could’ve beens." What if there hadn’t been a protest? What if they had gone to the protest together? I love how he processed it all by making his films; "the one that got away" still haunts the entire narrative. I absolutely love movies like this. And it's so sad😭😭😭😭😭.... In another life, in another universe, I hope they get to continue their lives together.