Exquisite storytelling. Socially progressive and, for 1971, quite courageous.
Glenda Jackson,
Peter Finch,
Murray Head,
Peggy Ashcroft,
Maurice Denham
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This British film examines the choices individuals must make when confronted with a romantic relationship which is rewarding but does not offer them everything they want. In this sympathetic and psych... read more
DVD Release Date: September 16, 2003
Stats: 97 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (97)
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June 30, 2010
A intelligent and graceful adult drama with two powerhouse performances by Peter Finch and Glenda Jackson. About the absence of love, that involves a bisexual triangle between a gay Jewish doctor and a loney middleaged woman who are both having a affair and are in love with the s... read more
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January 4, 2012
really bland film. decent acting, but the entire love triangle is stiflingly dull. some could argue that Finch and Jackson's characters are tragic, in that they're using the same lover to escape bigger problems in their lives, but instead end up just as lonely and desperate as t... read more
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July 14, 2007
Excellent performances and wonderful psychological character studies. One of Glenda Jackson's best performances, as well as Finch and Head (who was also working in Jesus Christ, Superstar at the time of this filming). This wasn't so much about GAY as it was about psychological ma... read more
Critic Reviews
A bold film filled with powerful performances.
...the film's '70s excess prevents it from ever becoming anything more than a time-capsule curiosity. Full Review
Groundbreaking character study very much of its time, but still worthwhile.
The film's more liberal sexual attitude was ahead of its time. Full Review
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