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Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 97 minutes
Directors: Evan Oppenheimer
Writers: Evan Oppenheimer
Casts: Stana Katic, Alessandra Mastronardi, Emily Atack, Robert Aramayo, Brett Dalton, Alessandro Preziosi, Marco Bonini, Niccolo Cancellieri
IMDB: Lost in Florence (2017)
Ratings: 
(5 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)
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The New York Times -
The story may not stay with you, but don’t be surprised if you come away with a strong desire to visit Florence.
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Village Voice -
While writer-director Evan Oppenheimer's tale of love, sport and Italian culture captures the landscape with a pleasant sheen and certainly makes Florence look like a lovely vacation destination, its narrative contains little emotional pull and too few surprises.
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Los Angeles Times -
A seemingly tourist-bureau-sanctioned travelogue posing as a romantic drama.
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Variety -
Bland even for the armchair traveler, “Lost” is as inoffensive as a picture-souvenir booklet, and equally unmemorable.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
What the film doesn’t have is anything resembling a compelling narrative.
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Lost in Florence (2017)
Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
Lost in Florence (2017)
(5 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 97 minutes
Directors: Evan Oppenheimer
Writers: Evan Oppenheimer
Casts: Stana Katic, Alessandra Mastronardi, Emily Atack, Robert Aramayo, Brett Dalton, Alessandro Preziosi, Marco Bonini, Niccolo Cancellieri
IMDB: Lost in Florence (2017)
Storyline
Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
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Reviews
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The New York Times -
The story may not stay with you, but don’t be surprised if you come away with a strong desire to visit Florence.
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Village Voice -
While writer-director Evan Oppenheimer's tale of love, sport and Italian culture captures the landscape with a pleasant sheen and certainly makes Florence look like a lovely vacation destination, its narrative contains little emotional pull and too few surprises.
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Los Angeles Times -
A seemingly tourist-bureau-sanctioned travelogue posing as a romantic drama.
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Variety -
Bland even for the armchair traveler, “Lost” is as inoffensive as a picture-souvenir booklet, and equally unmemorable.
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The Hollywood Reporter -
What the film doesn’t have is anything resembling a compelling narrative.
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Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
Eric Lazard is a heartbroken former college football star who gets involved in a dangerous Florentine sport and a local woman, Stephanie, while visiting his cousin Anna, who lives in Italy and teaches the Italian language to foreigners.
