Callum Turner e Monica Barbaro al cinema con 'One Night Only': "Ecco come nascono le vere storie d'amore"

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"La Fomo ci ruba il presente, anche in amore". Così all'Adnkronos Callum Turner - di recente convolato a nozze con Dua Lipa - e Monica Barbaro raccontano 'One Night 'Only - Quando tutto è possibile', la nuova commedia romantica di Will Gluck, dopo 'Tutti tranne te'. Nel film in arrivo nelle sale italiane dal 26 agosto con Universal Pictures, Turner e Barbaro interpretano Owen e Allie, due sconosciuti che si incontrano nella notte meno romantica dell'anno - l'unica in cui ai single è consentito fare sesso - e che, tra contrattempi e scintille improvvise, finiscono per costruire una connessione più autentica di quanto avrebbero immaginato. Una dinamica che, per i due attori, racconta molto del nostro tempo. (di Lucrezia Leombruni)

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00:00This movie asks, which is more important, love or sex?

00:05I want to ask you, in a world where we devore everything so quickly, love, relationships, emotion and even desire,

00:14where does this pressure come from that forces us to always perform even in our relationships?

00:24Well, I think that what's interesting about your question is that there's just so much option, right?

00:31And the world moves so fast and news comes at us so quickly and everything's on the phone.

00:37And it is hard just to be still and hard to just live in a moment and not get firmer

00:44about something else that could be happening or whatever.

00:47And I love that this film provides those moments for these characters, that they are able to sit in each

00:56other's presence and connect.

00:58And even though the story takes us away from each other, we keep coming back to each other.

01:07And there's almost this cosmic joke that they keep running into each other and they're destined to be with each

01:15other.

01:15And the universe is determined for that to be the case.

01:18And that was just so much fun to play, those patient moments and being present with each other.

01:26I think they also meet in this way where they would probably not pull off a good date if they

01:34continued on the way they do when they first meet.

01:37But the fact that they are just stripped of all facade immediately and then they keep running into each other

01:46and are forced to then work together and they have this just hilarious fighting banter.

01:52Where I think it allows for them to build a connection from somewhere deeper that's not like you're saying sort

02:00of this like shrouded by the other intentions or I don't know.

02:10It's not as like goal-oriented and it's not as ultimately fake or performative.

02:17Like they are just themselves and then that's who they actually find love with that night or like even just

02:24an enhanced sort of desire to be together.

02:27Because they've gotten to see the real person and they like what they see and they like themselves with the

02:32other person.

02:33And that is just like – that's so fun to watch.

02:39Yeah.

02:40Yeah.

02:40And it's fun for them to be a part of and so they build a, you know, a real relationship

02:44as opposed to like – as opposed to a performative one.

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