Visible crew/equipment: When Frances and Marcello are standing on the beach, right before they kiss, Frances has her sunglasses on her head, and looks down at the ground and laughs. When she looks down, watch in the reflection of her sunglasses, and you can see the camera crew along with all the lights behind the camera.
Under the Tuscan Sun (2003)
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Directed by: Audrey Wells
Starring: Diane Lane, Sandra Oh, Raoul Bova, Lindsay Duncan
Francisco writer Frances (Diane Lane), is offered a free trip to Tuscany after a painful divorce. Once there, she impulsively buys a villa, and proceeds to fix it up. You expect her to fall in love in the first ten minutes of the film, but nothing works out (married, cheating...).
While she's trying to fix her love life, there are many different situations around her. A young polish construction worker falls in love with Frances' young neighbour, but the girl's parents forbid their relationship. Frances' lesbian friends are having a baby, and on partner walks out on the other, leaving the woman stranded, and pregnant. Helen (the single-mother to-be), then moves in with Frances for a place to stay, at least until the baby is born.
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Martini: Signora, between Austria and Italy, there is a section of the Alps called the Semmering. It is an impossibly steep, very high part of the mountains. They built a train track over these Alps to connect Vienna and Venice. They built these tracks even before there was a train in existence that could make the trip. They built it because they knew some day, the train would come.
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Answer: Zeus' face is not shown because the directors want to leave him to our imagination. Without knowing, he can be whomever we want him to be. This increases the credibility of her character as well since she is spontaneous and a free spirit with no "real" attachments. He is just like her - attainable physically, but not emotionally.
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