Madly
5.4
“Love Is Mad”
Madly explores love in all its permutations in six short films from a vibrant group of filmmakers representing Japan, Argentina, the UK, the US, India, and Australia. All forms of love are on display in this anthology. And all manners of feelings expressed from jubilance to depression are done so strongly.
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Cast
15 people
Justina Bustos
Her (segment "Love of My Life")
Known for
Honeymoon with My Mother
In the Mud
Pablo Seijo
Him (segment "Love of My Life")
Known for
Chinese Take-Away
The Son
Lex Santos
Rio (segment "Dance Dance Dance")
No other roles listed
Radhika Apte
Archana (segment "Clean Shaven")
Known for
Sacred Games
GHOUL
Satyadeep Misra
Sudhir (segment "Clean Shaven")
Known for
No One Killed Jessica
Vikram Vedha
Adarsh Gourav
Allwyn (segment "Clean Shaven")
Known for
Alien: Earth
The White Tiger
Kathryn Beck
Woman (segment "Afterbirth")
Known for
These Final Hours
Wentworth
Mariko Tsutsui
Eiko - Mother (segment "Love of Love")
Known for
House of Ninjas
Antiporno
Yuki Sakurai
Sayaka - Older Sister (segment "Love of Love")
Known for
Tokyo Vampire Hotel
Tag
Ami Tomite
Mio - Younger Sister (segment "Love of Love")
Known for
Antiporno
The Naked Director
Tarō Suwa
Masahito - Father (segment "Love of Love")
Known for
Cold Fish
Fear and Trembling
Tamsin Topolski
Bride (segment "I Do")
Known for
Penny Dreadful
The Madness
Gael García Bernal Director · Sion Sono Director Mia Wasikowska Director
Director Screenplay Story
Gael García Bernal
Director Screenplay Story
Sion Sono
Director Screenplay Writer Story
Mia Wasikowska
Director
Anurag Kashyap
Director
Sebastián Silva
Director
Natasha Khan
Composer
Karan Kulkarni
Cinematographer
Chloë Thomson
Cinematographer
Stefan Duscio
Cinematographer
Jay Oza
Editor
Arttu Salmi
Editor
Mat Evans
Editor
Prerna Saigal
United States release April 14, 2016 · Produced in Argentina, Australia, India, Japan, United Kingdom, United States, Chile · Languages English, Hindi, Japanese, Spanish
Production
Viacom Media Networks
Production
Rei Cine
Production
Cowboy Films
Production
Scarlett Pictures
Production
Phantom Films
Production
Diroriro
Production
Nikkatsu Corporation
Production
Django Film
Production
Argentina · Australia · India · Japan · United Kingdom · United States · Chile
Produced in
Languages
Original language
English
Spoken on screen
English · Hindi · Japanese · Spanish
Release dates
United States · April 14, 2016
Premiere · Tribeca Film Festival
Australia
August 2, 2016 · Premiere · Melbourne International Film Festival
South Korea
October 7, 2016 · Premiere · Busan International Film Festival
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