Bosco d'amore

About This Movie

Bosco d'amore immerses you into a tumultuous mid-14th century Italy, where the backdrop of the Black Death and civil unrest adds a palpable tension to the narrative. It's based on Boccaccio's Decameron, which gives it a literary weight, but what really stands out is the raw intensity of the young couple's relationship. The performances feel genuine, capturing that mix of youthful passion and despair that the era demanded. There's something haunting about the way love tries to bloom in such chaos, and the practical effects, while modest, lend an authenticity to the period. The pacing might not be for everyone, but it does allow the emotional stakes to resonate deeply as we witness their struggle against a world falling apart.

Set during the tumult of the Black Death · Adaptation of Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron · Strong emphasis on character-driven storytelling