Movie |
Lovesickness | Italian American
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2004 | Émile
Best Art Direction (Meilleure Direction Artistique) | 2004 | Patricia
Best Costume Design (Meilleurs Costumes) | 2004
Best Score (Meilleure Musique) | 2004 | FM Le
Best Actress (Meilleure Actrice) | 2004 | Ginette
Best Supporting Actress Meilleure Actrice de Soutien | 2004 | Claudia
Film Pretty Funny Performance Female | 2004 | Claudia
Film Pretty Funny Writing | 2004 | Émile
Film Pretty Funny Direction | 2004 | Émile
Outstanding Film Limited Release | 2004
Best Achievement in Music Original Song | 2004 | FM Le
Outstanding Achievement in a Feature Film | 2004 | Émile
Budget 4,361,898 USD
Box Office Collection 3,031,801 USD
Both the film and the play (which the film is based upon) are based on Steve Galluccio's own life and experiences.
Though it isn't mentioned in the movie one of the main reasons Montreal has such a large Italian community is that the province of Quebec, where Montreal is located, was one of the main ports of entry for immigrants to Canada for most of the 19th and 20th centuries.
There is a scene mid closing credits.
The film's title is also the title of a famous Italian song. Strangely enough, the song itself is nowhere to be heard during the entire film.
The movie managed to recoup over 80% of its budget before it was even released to theaters, because of sales for its foreign distribution rights.
"Nino Paventi: How'd you get in here? The door was locked, the alarm system was on... Lina Paventi: Nino, I'm Sicilian."
"Angelo: Being gay and Italian is a fate worse than... actually there is no fate worse than being gay and Italian."
