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The Last Night of Amore

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Franco Amore is putting together his retirement speech. Tonight is the last night in 35 years of distinguished service in the Police force. In his long career, he writes, he's never shot his gun to kill, and he’s done his best to keep honest. He doesn't know that this will be the longest and most challenging night of his life and that everything that matters to him will be in danger: his role as a servant of the State, his unconditional love for his wife Viviana, his friendship with his working partner Dino, and his own life. Tonight in Milan, events will unfold frantically while the light of dawn keeps moving farther.

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Stephen Romei The Australian 09/20/2023
Guido Michelotti captures this tightrope walk, from the opening aerial shot of Milan, sweeping from its old world charm to its criminal underbelly, to the heart-racing last night. Go to Full Review
Gary M. Kramer MovieJawn 05/24/2024
The Last Night of Amore offers few dramatic surprises to hold much interest. This glossy film—Milan at night looks terrific—goes nowhere slowly. Go to Full Review
Filipe Freitas Always Good Movies 07/19/2023
3/5
Not even close to mind-blowing, Last Night of Amore still comes shrouded in an acceptable aura of obscurity that triggers curiosity. Go to Full Review
Frank J. Avella Edge Media Network 06/11/2023
Writer-director Andrea Di Stefano crafts a taut, stylized thriller where we are never certain if our protagonist and his loyal wife (a terrific Linda Caridi) will make it through the suspenseful, increasingly maddening night. Go to Full Review
Matt Hudson What I Watched Tonight 06/11/2023
7.50/10
You'll probably work out where things are heading before the film ends, but, fueled by a strong performance from Favino, our lead character Amore seems to know as well. This is a very decent and stylish crime thriller. Go to Full Review
Sarah Manvel Critic's Notebook 03/15/2023
Writer-director Andrea Di Stefano elevates his film above the average crime thriller and earned its place in the Berlinale by making the movie’s true focus Amore and Viviana’s marriage. Go to Full Review
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bob c Jun 16 Very well written story and nicely filmed. Dramatic action well produced. The finale was a bit lame, but the rest was excellent. See more Der I 11/10/2024 It doesn't work that way. An impressive film with a good narrative structure. Including a scene that has to be completely reinterpreted on the second viewing. However, the plot twists are implausible and from my own experience I can say: no, shortly before retirement you are much more serene and self-confident. Not sure if the ending was shown in full on television. See more Simone C 07/04/2024 Bel Noir italiano che non ha nulla da invidiare alle produzioni internazionali. Ottimo tutto il cast, straordinari Favino, mai sopra le righe, e la bellissima sorpresa Linda Caridi See more pasdenom i 03/27/2024 The title of this movie take it full raison d'etre at the end because before that it is more a police suspense, then it become a thriller, very well done with an incredible good rhythm, making the 125 minutes feel like 95. See more Giuseppe S 02/04/2024 Immersed in the enchanting darkness of Milan, "The last night of Amore" by Andrea Di Stefano stands out as a captivating noir thriller that brings the Italian director back to the roots of the genre. Despite the absence of typical poliziottesco violence, the film enchants with its intricate plot and the extraordinary performances of the actors. The story follows Franco Amore, an honest policeman about to conclude a spotless career. The night transforms into a whirlwind of dangers, questioning his life and the pillars on which it is built. Pierfrancesco Favino and Linda Caridi deliver masterful performances, creating an irresistible chemistry on screen. With mastery, Di Stefano weaves narrative geometries in the narrow spaces of Milan, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere. The dynamic chronological choice, particularly bold, reveals his skill in manipulating narrative time. Memorable sequences, such as the evocative finale and the highway journey, give the film a unique charm. With "The last night of Amore", Di Stefano offers a contemporary look at noir, evoking deep feelings without copying the past. An engaging cinematic experience that captures the essence of Milan at night and its mysterious shadows. See more Michael L 01/07/2024 Absolutely fresh great movie with suspense until the last second. I was afraid of a bad end because this movie with a good end would be to good to be true but then it ended surprisingly perfect. I am very surprised that I never heard of this movie and that there is just a small amount of reviews. Looks like it is underrated and did not yet find the attention it deserves - maybe because it is not from US? Thank you for this unusual gem from Italy. Spread to word!! See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Franco Amore is putting together his retirement speech. Tonight is the last night in 35 years of distinguished service in the Police force. In his long career, he writes, he's never shot his gun to kill, and he’s done his best to keep honest. He doesn't know that this will be the longest and most challenging night of his life and that everything that matters to him will be in danger: his role as a servant of the State, his unconditional love for his wife Viviana, his friendship with his working partner Dino, and his own life. Tonight in Milan, events will unfold frantically while the light of dawn keeps moving farther.
Director
Andrea Di Stefano
Producer
Marco Cohen, Benedetto Habib, Fabrizio Donvito, Daniel Campos Pavoncelli, Francesco Melzi d'Eril, Gabriele Moratti, Marco Colombo
Screenwriter
Andrea Di Stefano
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
Italian
Runtime
2h 4m