Amor Amor: Love Is A Many Sided Thing

Love Is A Many Sided Thing

This is a film festival favorite, so you will want to settle in and watch Amor Amor for an enjoyable movie night at home.

Relationships can be complicated, especially when the lines between friendship and romance are blurred.

Who should head towards marriage and who is better off as friends?

Should that relationship continue or is someone else a better match?

Is the fear of commitment valid or is it something to be overcome?

This story is a modern romance, but the film was adapted from a 17th century play.

The movie is in Portuguese and has English subtitles.

It isn’t rated, but I’d recommend it for older teens and adults.

IndiePix Films
Not Rated
Release Date 7/28/20

Marta and George have been together for seven years.

Everyone thinks they’re the perfect couple.

Too perfect.

Those are the thoughts of Bruno, much younger than Marta, but madly in love with her.

Ligia, Bruno’s sister and Marta’s best friend, would love for her brother to be happy.

Carlos, a friend of Jorge, who despite maintaining a superficial relationship with Ligia, secretly loves Marta.

Even Jorge himself is convinced that their love and Marta’s desire for marriage will end up trapping him.

Overcome by this fear, he decides to push Marta into the arms of Carlos.

On New Year’s Eve, it seems that everything can change, but perhaps not exactly as is expected.