RON BRAVERMAN 

BraverHel Productions has purchased the film rights to the recently rediscovered 1968 classic Italian film, Che Cose é Amore? Brought to the attention of the film makers by Arbie, the bittersweet love story served as the perfect  parallel story for their film, Adjusting Arbie. BraverHel’s fearless team of executives spared no expense to acquire this classic Italian  masterpiece.

 

Located in the janitor closet of a Norwegian Asylum, the one remaining reel of this classic film had been thought lost in a great warehouse fire in Milan in 1969. The film will be digitized and restored back to its original Technicolor format. 

 

Rising star Fabio Doria’s break out role was sure to put him on the map along side Marcello Mastroianni. Fabio’s untimely death by the infamous high speed motorboat chase in the canals of Venice showed the world that Fabio’s on screen character was never too far from his real life persona. The Italian nation was brought to its knees with a week of national mourning. The film was screened only once, in honor of the actor and then, by the director’s choice, was placed in storage in a film archive in Milan, never to be released again. There are no explanations as to how the film ended up in Norway.

 

Che Cose é Amore? Is a film about lovers and dreamers; two souls trying to communicate and understand what love is in terms of their own idiosyncratic lifestyles. 

 

The epic love story costars the ‘brunette bombshell’ Margot Tayoviani and the comic relief of Oreste Calliarri.

 

The film is a coup for BraverHel Productions and confirms its commitment for the love of filmmaking.