Come l'amore

About This Movie

Come l'amore is this intriguing little piece from 1968 that captures the essence of love and jealousy in a sun-soaked Italian landscape. You’ve got Alfred, the photographer, and Annamaria, his girlfriend, revisiting their romantic roots. It’s this slow burn, almost languid pacing that really draws you in, while you watch their rekindled love dance with the shadows of insecurity. The atmosphere is palpable, filled with scenic backdrops and intimate moments, yet the tension is always bubbling beneath. The performances, too, are quite striking; Lynch and Guarnieri bring a depth that keeps you invested. Not your typical love story, it lingers with you, leaving you to think about the complexities of relationships long after it’s over.

For collectors, Come l'amore represents a unique gem with its relatively limited distribution history. It's not widely available on modern platforms, adding to its allure; many are still hunting for decent copies in various formats, particularly in original print. Interest seems to be growing as more enthusiasts discover its thematic depth and atmospheric quality, making it a noteworthy addition to niche collections focused on late 60s European cinema.