Romantic cinema never loses its relevance. Romantic moods warm the soul at any age, in any weather and at any time of the day. A huge number of films have been made about relationships between men and women. But only a few of them make you feel falling in love as keenly as the first time.
The Notebook (2004)
An adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’ novel of the same name, it’s about a love spanning nearly half a century, that lasted from first sight to the last breath, unafraid of either parents or war.
Noah and Ellie met on the eve of World War II and fell passionately in love. Social differences arose between them – a rich aristocrat and a simple poor guy should not have been together. Years later, everyone has their own destiny, and it seems that only memories remain of love.
One Day (2011)
American melodrama 2011 directed by Lone Scherfig about how to maintain close relationships over the years.
The plot of the film tells about an important date for Dexter and Emma – July 15, 1988. It was then that they met, spent an unforgettable day and an amazing night together. But in the morning they parted, promising each other to remain friends forever and to meet every year, no matter what, on July 15th.
Amelie (2001)
A French romantic comedy directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, which is very similar to a children’s fairy tale with beautiful pictures. This is a story about love and kindness, about the beauty that surrounds each of us.
A sweet girl named Amelie lives in a world of her fantasies. She strives to bring others a little love, kindness, affection and understanding. The goal of her life is to paint people’s lives with bright colors, to tear them out of the gray everyday life. And then one day, Amelie meets an eccentric guy just like her.
Sweet November (2001)
An incredibly beautiful, cult romantic drama, a story of beautiful love between such different people. He is a purposeful, energetic careerist. She is a light and seductive beauty who lives only for one day. They met by chance in the noise and speed of the metropolis, and this risk changed their lives.
Blue Valentine (2010)
An American romantic film directed by Derek Cianfrance about what lies behind the mysterious doors of “family bliss.”
The plot of the film tells about the difficult relationship between a married couple, Dean and Cindy, who are trying with all their might to save their marriage and revive their faded passion overnight. Constant volcanic emotions after a quarrel, mutual reproaches and omissions do not help with this.
Autumn in New York (2000)
Will Kane learned to make money in his own luxurious restaurant and easily win the hearts of the first beauties. However, he is not used to taking responsibility and truly loving anyone. It is natural that he perceives his new chosen one, Charlotte, as just another passing hobby.
She’s in her early twenties, she’s funny… and she’s going to die in a year. The news of her terminal illness takes Will by surprise: the relationship that he was about to break off out of habit suddenly becomes the meaning of his life.
Angel-A (2005)
French black and white film by Luc Besson, telling an almost fairy-tale story about a loser who is given another chance by fate.
Andre owes tens of thousands of euros to various bandits throughout Paris; there is no point in waiting for help. Deciding to commit suicide, he sees a stunning beauty on the bridge jumping into the Seine. Andre rushes after her.
The rescued girl promises to help Andre in everything: she comes up with amazing ways to get money and helps solve problems with creditors. But Andre begins to wonder why this amazing girl is trying so hard for him.
Atonement (2007)
A melodrama filmed by director Joe Wright based on the novel of the same name by Ian McEwan, the action of which begins in 1935. 13-year-old Briony has an excellent imagination and writes plays. She knows that the servant’s son Robbie is in love with her older sister Cecilia and she reciprocates his feelings.
They have common hopes, they study at Cambridge, and have a great future ahead of them. And this is where the wild teenage imagination of their younger sister, Briony, fatally intervenes in their lives. Through which Robbie is sent from prison to the front of World War II.
Love and Other Drugs (2010)
The American feature film, based on the popular science autobiographical book “Hard Sell: The Evolution of a Viagra Salesman” by Jamie Reidy, talks about how casual sex can completely change your life.
Jamie is attractive and self-confident, handsome and a focused Viagra salesman. Doesn’t miss a single skirt. One day, Jamie accidentally met a girl named Maggie. Her fate is quite difficult – Maggie suffers from Parkinson’s disease.
After a short acquaintance and conversation, the heroes find themselves in bed. The girl leads a carefree life and falling in love was not part of her plans. She got used to the idea that she would have to live completely alone, but with fate is a strange thing, and it decided something completely different.
Love at Your Fingertips (2012)
The main character of the film is a sweet village girl, Rosa. She lives with her father and is already engaged. But she has long dreamed of moving to the city. One day, she finally gives up everything and goes to find true happiness. Upon arrival in the city, Rosa gets a job as a secretary at a small insurance company, because all she can do is knock out letters on a typewriter.
Her director, Louis, sees how hard the girl works and invites her to participate in the World Championship in cursive writing on typewriters. He asks her to move in with him and now they have only one goal – to win. Well, love – it doesn’t ask when to come.