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A Brief Affair

Breve storia d’amore
Ludovica Rampoldi

Pilar Fogliati, Adriano Giannini, and Valeria Golino are embroiled in a classic love triangle in acclaimed screenwriter Ludovica Rampoldi’s directorial debut, a delectably funny and mischievous sex comedy that has been nominated for two Donatello Awards, including Best New Director.

DIRECTOR
Ludovica Rampoldi
YEAR
2025
COUNTRY
Italy
RUNTIME
98 minutes
LANGUAGE
Italian with English subtitles
ORIGINAL TITLE
Breve storia d’amore

A delectably funny and mischievous sex comedy that mines romantic infidelity to unforgettable effect, decorated screenwriter Ludovica Rampoldi’s feature debut at the helm boasts an all-star cast more than up to the task of performing her meticulously crafted games of the heart. Pilar Fogliati’s Lea meets cute with Adriano Giannini’s Rocco and they begin a hesitant affair, which takes a turn when Lea becomes a patient of Rocco’s therapist wife (a brilliant, devious Valeria Golino). A Brief Affair’s pleasures are unmistakably throwback, but Rampoldi unspools her drama with a sly, modern energy that makes its twists and turns all the more delightful. Rampoldi earned a nomination for Best New Director at this year’s Donatello Awards, and Golino was nominated for Best Supporting Actress.

A Brief Affair
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