Sun, Heart, Love

Synopsis

Sun, Heart, Love (Sole cuore amore) is a 2017 Italian drama that explores the poignant journey of a young woman named Serena, portrayed by Isabella Ragonese. The film delves into themes of hope, resilience, and human connection as Serena navigates the complexities of life in contemporary Italy. Against the backdrop of everyday struggles and heartfelt encounters, the story unfolds with a delicate balance of introspection and emotional depth. Director Primo Martelli crafts a narrative that highlights the warmth and challenges of personal relationships, emphasizing the search for happiness and belonging in an often uncertain world.

Cast

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  Isabella Ragonese

  Eli

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  Eva Grieco

  Vale

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  Francesco Montanari

  Mario

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  Francesco Acquaroli

  Nicola

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  Giulia Anchisi

  Bianca

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  Giordano De Plano

  Sergio

Reviews

Sun, Heart, Love received mixed to moderately positive reviews from critics and audiences. On IMDb, it holds a rating of 6.3/10, reflecting generally favorable opinions with some reservations. Critics have praised Isabella Ragonese's heartfelt performance, noting her ability to convey vulnerability and strength with subtlety. The Italian film site Cineuropa highlighted the director’s sensitive portrayal of everyday life and emotional nuance, appreciating the film’s calm pacing and naturalistic approach. However, some reviewers found the narrative somewhat slow and lacking in dramatic tension, which may challenge viewers seeking more conventional plot momentum. Rotten Tomatoes does not have a substantial number of reviews for this title, limiting broad consensus. Overall, the film is appreciated for its honest depiction of human experiences and its lyrical, understated style, though it may appeal more to fans of character-driven indie dramas rather than mainstream audiences.