
Love!
Amor!
Synopsis
A funny yet bitter panorama of the several possible viewpoints of this feeling that fulfils hearts and minds.
Top Cast
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Narrator
Paulo César Peréio
Narrator
Abrahão Farc
Dicionarista
Álvaro Demarchi
Pai
Joice de Moura
Filha
Guilherme Karam
Zoólogo
Rosi Campos
Dona de Bordel
Ricardo Molitzas
Deolindo
Marilza Batista
Marineide/Púbis
Renata Guimarães
Diana (Jovem)
Jarbas de Oliveira
Apolo (Jovem)
Elias Molitzas
Felisberto
Lucia Molitzas
Florisbela
Marta Simas
Lucrécia
José Paulo Sant'Anna
Janjão
Sérgio Gomes
Padeiro
José Simas
Apolo (Bêbado)
Natália Kirka
Diana (Gorda)
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- José Roberto Torero
- Screenplay & Story
- José Roberto Torero
- Original Score
- Caco Faria
- Original Title
- Amor!
- Country of Origin
- Brazil
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 14m
- Production Studios
- Superfilmes
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
José Roberto Torero
José Roberto Torero
Caco Faria
José Roberto Eliezer
Paulo Sacramento
Zita Carvalhosa, Maria Ionescu
Department Leadership Roster
José Roberto Eliezer
Director of Photography
José Roberto Torero
Screenplay
Paulo Sacramento
Editor
José Roberto Torero
Director
Maria Ionescu
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Love!
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Love! about?
A funny yet bitter panorama of the several possible viewpoints of this feeling that fulfils hearts and minds.
Who directed Love!?
Love! was directed by José Roberto Torero.
Who stars in Love!?
The principal cast of Love! includes Paulo José, Paulo César Peréio, Abrahão Farc, Álvaro Demarchi, Joice de Moura.
When was Love! released and how long is it?
Love! was released in 1994 with a total runtime of 14m.
Who composed the musical score for Love!?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Love! was composed by Caco Faria.



















