Transference: A Bipolar Love Story
Synopsis
Cautious at first, they both try to resist the inevitable passionate romance, but it proves impossible to avoid as an attraction functioning deeper than the thinking mind is set in motion. Nik with his Italian heritage, wears his heart on his sleeve, a contrast to Kat's Nordic culture which excites her. Her new dealings with death have taught her that she really wants to live. The passion and attention with which Nik lives seems to switch on a light in her, which in turn ignites a lust for life in them both, as they begin to live through their emotions and not their logic, leading to a path of not understanding themselves, let alone each other, until it is too late.
Details
- Year
- 2020
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 103 min
- Format
- hd
- Director
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Raffaello Degruttola
- Producer
- Raffaello Degruttola
- Executive Producer
- Bill Bossert
- Editor
- Charles Lort-Philipps
- Screenwriter
- Raffaello Degruttola
- Director of Photography
- Phil Summers, Simon Haynes
- Composer
- Original Music: Jonathan Kerrigan
- Principal cast
- Raffaello Degruttola, Emilie Sofie Johannesen, Lotte Verbeek, Simone Lahbib, Christina Chong, Ania Sowinski, Pernille Broch, Iggy Blanco, Tyronne Keogh, Reice Weathers
- Consulting Producer
- Sérgio Clinkett, Simone Lahbib
Genre
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
A Contro Vento Films (UK), Mental Ideas (HK) production
Sales Company
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