Ti ricordi di me?
Ohjaus:
Rolando RavelloKäsikirjoitus:
Edoardo Maria FalconeKuvaus:
Vittorio Omodei ZoriniNäyttelijät:
Ambra Angiolini, Edoardo Leo, Paolo Calabresi, Susy Laude, Pia Engleberth, Ennio Fantastichini, Manuel Pischedda, Angelique Cavallari (lisää)Juonikuvaukset(1)
She is narcoleptic, he is kleptomaniac. They meet by chance at the front door of their therapist. Between sudden urges to sleep and petty thefts in stores, Roberto falls in love with Beatrice and decides that she is the woman of his life... Once upon a time, at the front door of his therapist, the shy and weird Roberto meets the charming as well as ditsy Bea. He's a kleptomaniac and writes unfortunate fairytales (such as "The Forest of Frozen Hobos" or "Alice in Heartquackeland") which scare to hell all the kids listening to them. She is an elementary school teacher, narcoleptic and suffering of sudden and unpredictable amnesia. For this reason she takes note of anything happening to her day by day in a big red book. Between petty theft and unexpected naps, escapes and chases, their relationship progresses and they finally fall in love. But one day, Bea faints again, loses her red book and can't remember anything, including her life with Roberto... (Cinemax)
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The title, or rather its Czech translation, have given me a certain idea. Because a few days after watching it, I’m thinking about whether I’ll even be able to remember something about the movie and so far, I can. But I think that I’ll soon forget about it; or at least about the story and its flow. But what I definitely won’t forget is the kindness that it suddenly brought with it and how it lifted my mood.
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Remember me? has an interesting theme and unusual main characters: a kleptomaniac and a narcoleptic who are brought together by a fate called psychotherapist. If they had focused more on the humorous take on Beatrice and Robert's relationship while dropping the dramatic line a bit, this could have been a solid comedy. The idea of forgetting wasn't bad, but I found it a bit underdeveloped. Still, it was still an enjoyable ninety minutes spent with a film that was remotely evocative in its tone 50 First Dates.
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