Project Detail

A Time to Love (Il Tempo Dell'Amore)

Synopsis

Peter and Martha, Claire and Gabriel, and Naty and Guiseppe have discovered the magical moments that belong to all love stories. A Time to Love is a captivating and romantic tale of love's evolution traced through three different couples in three different eras, each couple taking over where the last one left off. The first romance is set in South Africa during the Boer War, the second in Paris during the German occupation in World War II and the third takes place in present day Italy. Each story is unique, but all are entwined with that invisible thread which bind humanity in a much more profound manner than one made up of tradition and history.

Details

Year
2000
Type of project
Features
Running time
110 mins
Format
35mm Kodak
Director
Giacomo Campiotti
Producer
Leo Pescarolo, Judy Counihan, Cedomir Kolar
Editor
Roberto Missiroli
Screenwriter
Giacomo Campiotti, Alexander Adabachian
Director of Photography
Blasco Guirato
Composer
Giuseppe D'Onghia
Principal cast
Ciaran Hinds, Juliet Aubrey, Natacha Reginer

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Production Company

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Sales Company

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