Top 10 Most Diverse Films of 2025
2025 has just about wrapped, so we’re taking this time to celebrate the most inclusive films that came out this year. Graded on Gender, Race, LGBTQ, Disability, and more
A Long Long Long Night of Love
Reporter Marcello has a brief encounter with Irene while waiting for a train. A young woman who has lost her sight finds herself falling for the voice of a ship's captain she hears over a radio broadcast. Egle, a massage therapist who is soon to be married, finds herself pursuing one last fling with Gabriele -- though the odds are not in her favor, since he happens to be gay. Elena is a young woman with a child who wants to abandon her husband. And Carla wonders if she has any future at all with her lover -- who is married to someone else.
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Reporter Marcello has a brief encounter with Irene while waiting for a train. A young woman who has lost her sight finds herself falling for the voice of a ship's captain she hears over a radio broadcast. Egle, a massage therapist who is soon to be married, finds herself pursuing one last fling with Gabriele -- though the odds are not in her favor, since he happens to be gay. Elena is a young woman with a child who wants to abandon her husband. And Carla wonders if she has any future at all with her lover -- who is married to someone else.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Gam Films, New Film 7 International srl, RAI Cinema, Film Commission Torino Piemonte, MiC
Cast
Luciano Emmer
Director
Giancarlo Giannini
Marcello
Marie Trintignant
Irene
Isabelle Pasco
Elena Rosa Guidotti
Elzhana Popova
Anna, Elena Rosa's friend
Gloria Sirabella
Cristina, Carla's friend
Ornella Muti
Egle
James Thierrée
Gabriele
Silvia De Santis
Teresa
Yari Gugliucci
Andrea (voice)
Gegia
Priscilla, Egle's colleague
Piero Maggiò
The Lorry Driver
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