That's Amore!
Nick Venere has never been married and his best dating years are well behind him. He’s never heard the words "I love you” and figures he never will. Patty Amore has her share of problems, as well. Shy and introverted, she’s filled with various tics and nervous habits. A secret from her past, combined with her over-protective father, have caused her to withdraw from the dating game. But when Nick and Patty meet, literally bumping into one another, they share an immediate connection.
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Plot Summary
This silent short film follows a young man who is trying to woo a woman. His attempts at romance are met with a series of comical mishaps and misunderstandings, leading to a humorous conclusion.
Critical Reception
As a silent short from 1914, critical reception from that era is not widely documented in modern databases. However, short films of this nature were generally produced for light entertainment and popular appeal.
What Reviewers Say
- Likely intended as lighthearted comedic fare for its time.
- The humor would have relied on physical comedy and situational gags typical of early cinema.
- A charming, albeit brief, look at early filmmaking attempts at romantic comedy.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews for this very early short film is unavailable.
Fun Fact
Frank Borzage, who directed this short, would go on to win Academy Awards for Best Director for '7th Heaven' (1927) and 'Bad Girl' (1931), becoming one of Hollywood's most respected directors.
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