Remember Me, My Love

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Remember Me, My Love
(Ricordati di me)
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Directed by Gabriele Muccino
Written byGabriele Muccino
Heidrun Schleef
Produced by Domenico Procacci
Nadine Luque
Starring Fabrizio Bentivoglio
Laura Morante
Monica Bellucci
Nicoletta Romanoff
Silvio Muccino
Gabriele Lavia
Music by Paolo Buonvino
Distributed by IDP Distribution
Release dates
14 February 2003 (Italy)
3 September 2004 (USA)
Running time
125 min
LanguageItalian
Budget~ €5,000,000
Box office$12,671,306

Remember Me, My Love (Ricordati di me) is a 2003 Italian movie directed by Gabriele Muccino.

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Tagline: Some loves are never forgotten.

Plot

At first glance the Ristuccia family is apparently normal and close-knit, but all of its members are hiding something. Carlo, the head of the family, would like to become a writer rather than continue working in an insurance company. Giulia, his wife, is a schoolteacher who aspires to become an actress. Paolo is an insecure teenager who cannot successfully assert himself in front of girls whom he likes. Valentina desires to become a television showgirl at any cost. This silence is broken when Carlo meets his old love Alessia, with whom he starts an extra-marital affair. As a result, he almost ruins the family balance although Giulia tries to save the marriage.

Awards

Soundtrack

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