A subversively inventive film where comedy and melodrama meld together. Set in a metaphorical war in the Middle East, Salomé – going further than Oscar Wilde's character – is a soldier in love with someone who couldn't be less appropriate. Eros and Thanatos travel together to remind us that truth is based on beauty and love. The film also explores the autarky of cinematic images. A reverie on the edge of ambivalence and gender.

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fiche film], the new directorial effort by seasoned Spanish producer Lluís Miñarro, set to world-premiere in the Signatures section of the 48^th International Film Festival Rotterdam. Written by Miñarro himself and Sergi Belbel, the film stars Ingrid García-Jonsson, Francesc Orella, Lola Dueñas, Óliver Laxe, Luis Alberti, Fausto Alzati, Hugo Catalán, Lu Colomina and Gabriel Ventura.

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Love Me Not was produced by Mexico's Piano Producciones together with the director for Lluís Miñarro Producciones (Spain), in cooperation with TVC, and with backing from ICEC (the Catalan Institute for Cultural Companies) and EFICINE. The international sales are managed by French sales agent Reel Suspects.

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