Last Night of Amore
Country
Production
Budget
$9 500 000
Box office
$4 834 792
Director
Actors
Pierfrancesco Favino, Linda Caridi, Antonio Gerardi, Francesco Di Leva, Katia Mironova, Camilla Semino Favro, Shi Yang, Wang Fifi, Carlo Gallo, Martin Francisco Montero Baez
All actors and roles (10)
All actors and roles (10)
Scenario
Producer
Fabrizio Donvito, Marco Colombo, Marco Cohen, Benedetto Habib, Francesco Melzi d'Eril, Gabriele Moratti, Daniel Campos Pavoncelli, Marco Morabito, Alessandro Mascheroni, Piero Maranghi
Camera operator
Guido Michelotti
Composer
Artist
Carmine Guarino
Audition
Editing
Giogiò Franchini
Whole Team (18)
Whole Team (18)
Short description
On the night before retirement, police lieutenant Amore is called to investigate the off-duty death of his longtime partner, who fell prey of an illegal scheme Amore himself was secretly part of.
What's left behind the scenes
- The film was shot on a real highway, with cars actually speeding by the actor at nearly 100 km/h. No computer graphics were used, and the footage was shot with a handheld camera. It wasn’t easy, as after each take some cars had to be moved back to their original positions while other cars continued to drive by. According to director and screenwriter Andrea Di Stefano, who filmed the thriller "Three Seconds" in the US in 2019, filming all of this in the US would have been difficult due to the high cost of location shooting, overall production costs, and insurance expenses.
- The film's crew placed advertisements in Chinese and Chinese-Italian newspapers in Milan to recruit extras. Many people responded to the call.
- Before starting to write the script, Andrea Di Stefano repeatedly spoke with officers from the organized crime unit, who shared their own views on the criminal world of Milan.
- The film was shot on a real highway, with cars actually speeding past the actor at nearly 100 km/h; no computer graphics were used, and the scenes were captured with a handheld camera. This was challenging, as some cars had to be towed back to their starting positions after each take while other vehicles continued to rush past. According to director and writer Andrea De Stefano, who filmed the 2019 thriller 'Three Seconds' in the US, shooting this in the United States would have been difficult due to the high cost of location filming, general production expenses, and insurance premiums.
- Before starting the screenplay, Andrea Di Stefano spoke repeatedly with officers from the organized crime unit, who shared their own perspectives on the Milanese criminal underworld.
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