Love Forbidden

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10/11/2011 Una historia de obsesión, bastante bien llevada la temática, pero medio pelo. Un final raro. See more 05/02/2011 "Love Forbidden" is obsessed love but it's not "Fatal Attraction" thriller, more like "Death In Venice" slow drama. Rodolphe Marconi is a French visiting student in Rome. I liked the scenes of Rome and director Marconi uses the ancient statues, dark photography, and exotic locations to create dread. We wait for the outcome but not much happens which might infuriate some viewers. The movie is best enjoyed as a poem on unrequited love. Marconi is a photogenic actor who, an audience can relate to. However, you have to wonder why he doesn't try to get other gay lovers and why the less appealing Matteo (played by bland Andrea Necci) is so irresistible. Echo Danon is engaging as the American girl but she is so weird that one might think she wandered from a zombie movie. I may be rating this one too high but blame it on my interest in the movie's themes. See more 01/18/2008 I fucking love this film! Simple and very deep! What an end to.. The fact that it's trilingual is a massive plus! See more 12/20/2007 This is probably one of the worst movies I have ever seen, but I do give it credit for being the first movie that I've seen that it's so bad in 4 different languages. French, Italian, English, and songs in Spanish. The story is the typical unrequited love one, becoming a love triangle, with two really intense characters and one that doesn't really seem to care about anything in the middle. Been there, seen that...however, first time in 4 languages though. I definitely do NOT recommend this one! See more 10/28/2005 echo danon saves this film. the directing is sub par and self indulgent, so is the performance and writing and editing of this poorly constructed film. :up: See more Read all reviews

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