Take This Waltz
Why this pick
Like A Walk on the Moon, it observes a marriage being unsettled by private longing, with unusually tender attention to domestic routines, desire, and the cost of choices.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like A Walk on the Moon, it observes a marriage being unsettled by private longing, with unusually tender attention to domestic routines, desire, and the cost of choices.
Why this pick
A sharply observed suburban drama about adults drifting beyond the roles expected of them; it shares the original’s illicit attraction, family pressures, and compassionate ambiguity.
Why this pick
Its sunlit escape from a constraining marriage has the same warm, bittersweet sense of a woman rediscovering herself beyond family expectations.
Why this pick
This period coming-of-age story similarly balances romance’s intoxicating possibility with the social and familial realities surrounding a woman’s awakening.
Why this pick
A visually precise period drama in which repression, marriage, and forbidden emotional connection create an elegant, deeply felt portrait of lives constrained by their era.
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01 / THE STORY
Pearl Kantrowitz (Diane Lane) and her husband Marty (Liev Schreiber) are a lower middle class Jewish couple in New York City, where Marty is a television repairman. The movie begins with the couple and their family including their teenage daughter Alison (Anna Paquin) and young son Danny (Bobby Boriello) and Marty's mother Lillian (Tovah Feldshuh) going to their summer camp retreat, Dr. Fogler's Bungalows, which they attend each summer.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Walker Jerome

Marty Kantrowitz
Neil Leiberman
Daniel Kantrowitz
Rhoda Leiberman
Eleanor Gelfand
Norma Fogler
Selma Levitsky (as Vicky Barkoff)