Love and Suicide (2005 film)
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Lisa France
Luis Moro
Daisy McCrackin
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 Love and Suicide | |
| Directed by | Lisa France |
| Written by | Luis Moro Lisa France |
| Produced by | Luis Moro, Jerry Katell, Damian Lichtenstein |
| Starring | Kamar de los Reyes Luis Moro Daisy McCrackin |
| Cinematography | Damian Lictenstein |
| Edited by | Bruno Briel |
| Music by | Matt Mariano |
| Distributed by | Urban Family Entertainment |
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Running time | 85 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Languages | English Spanish |
Love and Suicide is a 2005 feature film romance by Luis Moro and Lisa France, starring Moro, Kamar de los Reyes and Daisy McCrackin. Moro wrote and filmed it over the course of 12 days in 2003, while attending the Havana International Film Festival for his previous film, Anne B. Real. This was the first film to be shot by an American in Cuba since 1959, when actor Errol Flynn made his last picture, Cuban Rebel Girls.[1]
Tomas (Kamar De Los Reyes) lives in a vicious circle of life and death. To bury his grief over a lost love, he enters a world between dreams and reality; the path between love and suicide. Alberto (Luis Moro) peacefully swims with life, knowing life will never outlast eternal time; dreams and reality are the same. Tomas find himself in a world of history preserved in the present, where time has stopped, and souls rise beyond material surfaces. This world exists in Cuba. Nina (Daisy McCrackin) a modern-day gypsy looking for her purpose in life, while Tomas keeps running from his. In a frantic moment, Tomas recalls the simplicity brought forth with Nina and the ultimate test of authenticity given by Alberto. In this moment, Tomas discovers the one thing between love and suicide.