L'amour plus fort que la raison

Original title: Loving Leah

TV Movie
2009
TV-PG
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

3.8K

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Lauren Ambrose and Adam Kaufman in L'amour plus fort que la raison (2009)

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A quirky love story revolving around the unexpected wedding and unconventional married life of a 26-year-old widow and her late husband's brother, a handsome 30-year-old cardiologist.A quirky love story revolving around the unexpected wedding and unconventional married life of a 26-year-old widow and her late husband's brother, a handsome 30-year-old cardiologist.A quirky love story revolving around the unexpected wedding and unconventional married life of a 26-year-old widow and her late husband's brother, a handsome 30-year-old cardiologist.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

3.8K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 5 nominations total

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Trivia
After the funeral, Leah and Jake both have ripped clothes on their right shoulder. The tearing of one's clothes is a common practice in Judaism when someone has passed away. It's a sign of mourning and part of a whole practice of rituals a family member, spouse or parent observes for any where from 30 days to 11 months after the person has died.

Goofs
Georgetown is in Washington, D.C., not a separate city.

Quotes
Rabbi Belsky: In the days and weeks to come, when we think of Rabbi Lever, we may be compelled to ask God 'Why?" Why would a man so full of life in his prime be taken from his wife and his family? We come into this world with a purpose. And because death is so much a part of life, we come to see Benjamin's departure as a lesson which we must take as a gift. And in time, it will become apparent what his gift is to each of us.

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Edited into Hallmark Hall of Fame (1951)

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Written by Michael Bublé, Amy Foster-Gillies, and Alan Chang
Performed by Michael Bublé

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Featured review

10/10

Sweet movie

Just watched it again - probably for the sixth time. It is such a sweet movie. All of the actors did a wonderful job. Lauren Ambrose is so believable in this role. She show true raw emotion. It's one I will watch over and over - and never get tired of it.