True Love w/SLIP
The 1989 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner that helped jumpstart the ‘90s indie movement, Nancy Savoca’s True Love is a seminal work of Italian-American cinema. A humorous yet unflinching look at the realities of love and marriage, the film follows Michael (Ron Eldard, Black Hawk Down) and Donna (Annabella Sciorra, TV's The Sopranos), a young couple preparing for their wedding in an Italian enclave of the Bronx. Through revealing moments in dive bars, pizzerias, and living rooms, the film offers a nuanced meditation on marriage in a world heavily driven by gender norms.
- Audio Commentary by Director Nancy Savoca and Producer Richard Guay
- Interviews with Music Supervisor Jeffrey Kimball, Production Designer Lester Cohen, Sound Editor Tim Squyres, Editor John Tintori and Script Supervisor Mary Cybulski
- Theatrical Trailer
The 1989 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner that helped jumpstart the ‘90s indie movement, Nancy Savoca’s True Love is a seminal work of Italian-American cinema. A humorous yet unflinching look at the realities of love and marriage, the film follows Michael (Ron Eldard, Black Hawk Down) and Donna (Annabella Sciorra, TV's The Sopranos), a young couple preparing for their wedding in an Italian enclave of the Bronx. Through revealing moments in dive bars, pizzerias, and living rooms, the film offers a nuanced meditation on marriage in a world heavily driven by gender norms.
- Audio Commentary by Director Nancy Savoca and Producer Richard Guay
- Interviews with Music Supervisor Jeffrey Kimball, Production Designer Lester Cohen, Sound Editor Tim Squyres, Editor John Tintori and Script Supervisor Mary Cybulski
- Theatrical Trailer
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The 1989 Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner that helped jumpstart the ‘90s indie movement, Nancy Savoca’s True Love is a seminal work of Italian-American cinema. A humorous yet unflinching look at the realities of love and marriage, the film follows Michael (Ron Eldard, Black Hawk Down) and Donna (Annabella Sciorra, TV's The Sopranos), a young couple preparing for their wedding in an Italian enclave of the Bronx. Through revealing moments in dive bars, pizzerias, and living rooms, the film offers a nuanced meditation on marriage in a world heavily driven by gender norms.
- Audio Commentary by Director Nancy Savoca and Producer Richard Guay
- Interviews with Music Supervisor Jeffrey Kimball, Production Designer Lester Cohen, Sound Editor Tim Squyres, Editor John Tintori and Script Supervisor Mary Cybulski
- Theatrical Trailer