But Forever in My Mind
(1999)
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But Forever in My Mind
(1999)
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| Silvio Muccino | ... |
Silvio Ristuccia
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Giuseppe Sanfelice | ... |
Ponzi
(as Giuseppe Sanfelice di Monteforte)
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Giulia Steigerwalt | ... |
Claudia
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Giulia Carmignani | ... |
Valentina
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Luca De Filippo | ... |
Patrizio
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| Anna Galiena | ... |
Eleonora
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| Enrico Silvestrin | ... |
Alberto Ristuccia
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Giulia Ciccone | ... |
Chiara Ristuccia
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Simone Pagani | ... |
Martino
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Caterina Silva | ... |
Giulia
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Sara Pelagalli | ... |
Marta
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Saverio Micheli | ... |
Filippo
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Cristiano Iuliano | ... |
Lorenzo
(as Cristiano Juliano)
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Nicola Campiotti | ... |
Gustavo
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Alessandro Palombo | ... |
Leon
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Silvio, sedici anni, sembra più interessato alle ragazze che alla politica e, quando il liceo che frequenta viene occupato, cerca di cogliere l'occasione giusta per trovare l'anima gemella. Lui e Ponzi, amici e compagni di classe, si danno da fare e vivono molto le ansie dell'amore e del sesso. Silvio sogna il grande amore e, dopo una prima bruciante sconfitta, a causa anche dei compagni di classe troppo pettegoli, vive l'esperienza dell'occupazione tra i litigi con i genitori e una carica della polizia. Ma , nonostante tutto e quasi per caso, arriva per lui il primo innamoramento e la prima esperienza sessuale. Written by rosebud6
Many of you who will watch this movie will not understand it. Yes, it is a very simple movie on the surface: young kids live their lives through school, love, troubles, and coping with growing up... all this is great, but you need to understand the culture. This movie was made in Italy, Rome to be exact which is very important. I saw this movie for the first time when i was in high school in 1999... i went with my friends from high school (by the way i'm from Rome too) and it was like seeing images from my own life. The divisions between clothing explained at the beginning of the movie are very real and go deeper than just what you wear, but what you believe in and what you stand for. The taking over of the school is not an excuse for sex, as other people have said about the movie, but is a way of showing that we matter, (yes i have participated in two of these myself). As it said in one part of the movie "I don't want to look back and see I've made crap of my life, like everything has been already said and done". That's why they do it, because they want to matter... the sex and love just come with the growing up and coming to terms with one's life. Even now, as a twenty-something I still look back at this movie (which has been released in America under the name -like forever in my mind-) with melancholia and joy that i could have my youth portrayed so realistically and truthfully as in this movie, no one could have done it better. Too bad many of you might not ever get to really appreciate it beyond the simple story it's telling.
Check out also the movie "Ovosodo".