Scenes from a Marriage
Why this pick
Like François Ozon’s reverse-assembled portrait of a couple, it strips marriage down to intimate confrontations, shifting loyalties, and painful emotional honesty.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like François Ozon’s reverse-assembled portrait of a couple, it strips marriage down to intimate confrontations, shifting loyalties, and painful emotional honesty.
Why this pick
A similarly relationship-centered film that moves between warmth, resentment, memory, and domestic routine, observing how affection can endure alongside accumulated hurt.
Why this pick
Its fractured chronology and naturalistic performances create the same close, unsentimental attention to a partnership’s early promise and gradual emotional distance.
Why this pick
A restrained, deeply perceptive study of long-term intimacy, where small disclosures and everyday gestures quietly unsettle a seemingly settled marriage.
Why this pick
It shares Ozon’s adult emotional precision: a separation is examined through competing perspectives, moral compromises, and the collateral strain placed on family bonds.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Marion

Gilles
Valérie

Monique

Christophe

Bernard

Mathieu