All for a Rose

About This Movie

All for a Rose is a quiet but striking exploration of youth and connection. Set in the small town of Bobbio during a bustling summer, the film captures the simple yet profound moments of Elena's first day at a coffee bar. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, almost like the coffee itself, as we’re introduced to a tapestry of characters, each with their own backstory and dreams. The film's pacing allows us to linger in these interactions, creating a sense of intimacy. Performances feel genuine, making the characters relatable despite their diverse lives. There's something about the way the film handles everyday moments, turning them into something special, that really stands out. It’s not flashy but resonates with a certain emotional depth.

Focus on character-driven narratives · Great for studies in Italian indie cinema · Highlights the beauty of everyday moments