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Nothing About Love
Nothing about Love tells the story of two women and two men, involved in an emotional cataclysm. The movie tries to capture and analyze those delicate moments of our lives when we perceive love as being a disease of the soul.
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Nothing about Love tells the story of two women and two men, involved in an emotional cataclysm. The movie tries to capture and analyze those delicate moments of our lives when we perceive love as being a disease of the soul.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Florin Piersic Jr.
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Runtime:103 minutes
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