Passion
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Passion is the emotion of feeling very strongly about a subject: see, for example, limerence.
The Passion refers to the suffering of Jesus leading up to the Crucifixion.
Passion may refer to a film:
- The Passion of the Christ, a movie by Mel Gibson
- Passion (1954 film), directed by Allan Dwan
- Passion (1982 film), directed by Jean-Luc Godard
- Passion (1994 film), directed by James Lapine
- Passion (1995 film), directed by Clarence Fok Yiu-leung
Passion may refer to a musical composition:
- St. John Passion (Bach) and the St. Matthew Passion (Bach) by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Passion (Geri Halliwell album)
- Passion (song), Utada Hikaru's music single for Kingdom Hearts II
- Passion: Music for The Last Temptation of Christ, a sound recording by Peter Gabriel, and a related compilation album, Passion - Sources
- Passion (musical), by Stephen Sondheim
Passion may also refer to:
- Passion (play), also published under the title Passion Play, by British dramatist Peter Nichols
- Passion (Buffy episode)
- Passion radio, Sussex Radio Station
- Passion fruit
- Passions, an American television soap opera
- Passion Paradox, a theory about love relationships
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