Passionada

Name: Passionada
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: August 15, 2003
Duration: 108 min
Rating: 53
Cast: Emmy Rossum, Jason Isaacs, Sofia Milos

2003

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Samuel Goldwyn Films | Release Date: August 15, 2003 | PG-13

Starring: Emmy Rossum, Jason Isaacs, Sofia Milos

Summary: Set in the Portugese community of New Bedford, Massachusetts, this is a story of hope and of second chances.

Director: Dan Ireland

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 108 min

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William Arnold

Ireland says he was after the kind of "elegant simplicity" of the great Hollywood romantic dramas of the '50s, and, for the most part, this is exactly what he pulls off. Read full review

Mick LaSalle

A romantic drama, a rare kind of film these days, even though romantic dramas were once a dominant genre in America. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

Director Dan Ireland and the Jermanoks strive for and achieve a light romantic comedy with humorous, fanciful plotting yet shaded by genuine tenderness and passion. Read full review

Leslie Camhi

There's much to admire here, including an often witty script and a cast that includes Theresa Russell, Seymour Cassel, and the irrepressible Lupe Ontiveros (Celia's mother-in-law). Read full review

Keith Phipps

Milos and Rossum are like Iberian "Gilmore Girls," only with an ocean view and without the clever dialogue. Read full review

Chuck Wilson

Nearly drowns in languor, only to be saved by Milos and Isaacs, who are sexy, movie-star talented and, together, really good kissers. Read full review

Kim Morgan

There are movies that are made for the big screen, and movies that are made for the small screen; Passionada is the latter type. Read full review

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