Part memoir, part cultural exploration, Amore follows an
American father as he and his teenage daughters journey into the
heart of Rome, into the way Romans love and what they have to teach
about its erosion in America.
As his twin daughters approached adolescence, sociologist Roger
Friedland was worried. The thing that most bothered him was not the
erotic heat of its youth culture, but the lovelessness of its
sex.
Offered the chance to live and teach in Rome, Roger and his
wife, Debra, seized the opportunity to take their family to live in
a city where love is alive, family bonds hold, divorce and rape are
rare, and "ciao, bella" is a constant refrain.
In Amore, Friedland shares the stories of his family's enchanted
and unnerving passage into the heart of Rome and considers its
lessons for America where love is at risk.
Amore is a love story, a family's voyage between two states of
feeling.
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