Love & Gelato

Love & Gelato (PG-13)

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Based On Novel Or Book

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  • Genre(s): Comedy, Drama, Romance
  • Language(s): English
  • Director(s): Alessandro Paris, Elide Cortesi, Simona Berenice Vignoli, Matteo Ciotola, Salvatore Cerella See all Crew
  • Cast(s): Susanna Skaggs, Tobia De Angelis, Owen McDonnell, Valentina Lodovini, Saul Nanni See all Cast & Crew
  • Duration: 1h 51min
  • Music: Francesco Sabez,Gary L. Krause,Tom Lemajič,Sabi Tulok,Emanuele Cecere
  • Similar To: Poor Things, The Persian Version
  • Story:

    Lina is about to graduate high school and has her sights set on her future at MIT. But when her mom gets sick, she encourages Lina to follow in her footsteps and have “the summer of a lifetime” in Rome. Directed by Brandon Camp. Starring Susanna Skaggs, Tobia De Angelis in lead roles.

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5.2/10
IMDb

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STORY AND RATINGS

Story

Lina is about to graduate high school and has her sights set on her future at MIT. But when her mom gets sick, she encourages Lina to follow in her footsteps and have “the summer of a lifetime” in Rome. Directed by Brandon Camp. Starring Susanna Skaggs, Tobia De Angelis in lead roles.

Ratings

5.2/10

IMDb

22%

Rotten Tomatoes

TRIVIA AND POPULAR DIALOGUES

Trivia

The book is set in Florence, Italy instead of Rome. Additionally, Lina stayed in a house with a view of a cemetery, instead of the city skyline.

Robin Tunney is uncredited as Lina's mum.

Popular Dialogues

"[first lines] Lina Emerson: [narrating] My mother had told me about a saying in Italy. "Il primo amore si scora mai." You never forget your first love. The irony is, she never mentioned anything about love in her life. Or even Italy, for that matter, until literally the last minute. Like it was all a big mystery or something. Which, it turns out, I guess it kind'a was."