

That's Amore
Synopsis
Olga stands on the brink of adulthood and is making a five-year plan. She starts studying at the university, but at the same time, the allure of the talent hunt at the local mall, with promises of honor and fame, beckons to her. Balder Ljunggren skillfully depicts an ambitious young person torn between the seemingly endless possibilities of the present.
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- Director
- Balder Ljunggren
- Original Score
- Gustav Berntsen, Daniel Hilden Honoré
- Original Title
- That's Amore
- Country of Origin
- Sweden
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 11m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Balder Ljunggren
Gustav Berntsen, Daniel Hilden Honoré
Sophus Wolf
Balder Ljunggren
Nadja Josephson
Department Leadership Roster
Balder Ljunggren
Director
Nadja Josephson
Producer
Sophus Wolf
Director of Photography
Balder Ljunggren
Editor
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Official cinematic photography and background stills for That's Amore.
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Frequently Asked Questions About That's Amore
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is That's Amore about?
Olga stands on the brink of adulthood and is making a five-year plan. She starts studying at the university, but at the same time, the allure of the talent hunt at the local mall, with promises of honor and fame, beckons to her. Balder Ljunggren skillfully depicts an ambitious young person torn between the seemingly endless possibilities of the present.
Who directed That's Amore?
That's Amore was directed by Balder Ljunggren.
Who stars in That's Amore?
The principal cast of That's Amore includes Olga Öhrn, Hannes Alin, Cecilia Milocco, Thea Rolandsson, Maja Wiezell.
When was That's Amore released and how long is it?
That's Amore was released in 2024 with a total runtime of 11m.
Who composed the musical score for That's Amore?
The original motion picture soundtrack for That's Amore was composed by Gustav Berntsen, Daniel Hilden Honoré.
