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A heartbroken American in Florence gets involved in a dangerous local sport -- and with an alluring local woman.A heartbroken American in Florence gets involved in a dangerous local sport -- and with an alluring local woman.A heartbroken American in Florence gets involved in a dangerous local sport -- and with an alluring local woman.
Robert Aramayo
- Sal
- (as Rob Aramayo)
Chris Walsh Jnr
- Dino
- (as Chris Walsh)
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- TriviaMany films, including this one, have shot on the famous Ponte Vecchio in Florence. But "Lost in Florence" is the first film ever to shoot beneath the Ponte Vecchio.
- GoofsIn the scene of them out on the river, double sculling under the Ponte Vecchio, it was clear that the long shot was of guys who knew how to scull, but that in the close ups we could see that the actors didn't have a clue, especially Ercole (Brett Dalton) who really made it look like a Labour of Hercules! They were quite obviously so incompetent that some form of float had been attached to the boat to prevent them from capsizing. This appeared to be of a light coloured wood, and was clearly visible in two shots, one out on the river and another as they returned to the dock. In fact, once back at the dock they both drew their oars in out of the water while still sitting in the boat, something no sculler or rower would ever do, as it would almost certainly flip over (without that poorly concealed float attached). It is always necessary to get out of the boat while the oars are still all the way out on the water.
- Crazy creditsThe story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. Except the clueless American tourists, who are still probably wandering around looking for Santa Croce
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This film has appeared to be a great surprise to me. It is nothing like a stereotypical romantic melodrama, this is a True Film in the most powerful meaning of the word. It restores a will to live. It is pure, sincere and real, and at the same time symbolic and magical, reminds me the Italian New Wave cinema. It is great from the beginning to the end. The acting and cinematography are brilliant. Brett Dalton gives an outstanding performance as always. I didn't know the rest of the actors well enough before, but now I feel a huge respect to everyone of them. Every character is so much alive, every scene is so well filmed. I haven't watched that good movie for a long time. It's hard to impress me, but this film did.
- aleksandra-30716
- Feb 3, 2017
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- Perdido en Florencia
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- Runtime1 hour 37 minutes
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