45 Years
Why this pick
Like Le Week-End, it finds piercing humour and accumulated hurt in a long marriage, using restrained performances and intimate conversation rather than melodrama.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Le Week-End, it finds piercing humour and accumulated hurt in a long marriage, using restrained performances and intimate conversation rather than melodrama.
Why this pick
A finely acted British relationship drama with the same interest in late-life emotional reckoning, brittle domestic exchanges, and compassion for both partners.
Why this pick
Though centred on a new connection, its naturalistic dialogue, unhurried observation, and sharp tenderness echo Le Week-End’s belief that conversation can change how people see themselves.
Why this pick
This elegant, playful European chamber piece turns a day of walking and talking into an elusive examination of intimacy, performance, and the stories couples tell themselves.
Why this pick
A warm, bittersweet Italian ensemble set over one evening, full of conversational detours, romantic disappointments, and mature wit rather than plot-heavy escalation.
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01 / THE STORY
Nick (Jim Broadbent) and Meg Burrows (Lindsay Duncan) are a married academic couple from Birmingham advancing in age and tension. To mark their 30th wedding anniversary, the two embark on a trip to the place they honeymooned three decades before: Paris, France. Hoping to rejuvenate their marriage, the couple arrives in Paris only for things not to go as planned. Eventually, the two bump into Morgan (Jeff Goldblum), with whom Nick went to university and who is now a successful writer, and attend a dinner party of his that ultimately opens up a new view of life and love for the aging couple.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Nick Burrows
Michael
Victoire La Chapelle
Plaza's Receptionist
Eve

Meg Burrows

Morgan