El amor no es lo que era (2013)
Année de sortie : 2013
Pays : Spain
Titre alternatif : Love Is Not What It Used to Be
Réalisateur : Gabriel Ochoa
Scénariste : Ada Hernández, Gabriel Ochoa, Rafael Cobos
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Genre : Comedy, Drama
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Synopsis
El amor no es lo que era (2013) interweaves three stories of love and relationships, each illustrating the concept of divergent trajectories in physics. Firstly, Alex meets Luci, and their relationship develops as they discover each other. Meanwhile, Paz and Jorge struggle to maintain their fading connection, unable to find a way back to their emotional origin. Lastly, Albert and Irene reunite after years apart, with their trajectories seemingly destined never to intersect again. The film explores how these couples navigate their relationships, with love serving as the physical law that pulls them together yet also drives them apart.
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Résumé
El amor no es lo que era (2013) is a Spanish comedy-drama directed by Gabriel Ochoa that delves into the complexities of love and relationships through three interconnected stories. The film uses physics concepts such as escape velocity, hyperbolas, and parabolas to metaphorically illustrate how love can both draw people together and push them apart. Although the specific contexts and themes for each couple are not detailed in the provided sources, it is clear that the movie explores the challenges and intricacies of romantic relationships.
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