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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
01
Why this pick
Like Same Time, Next Year, it uses recurring gatherings across years to gently trace how friendship, marriage, desire, and self-image change; its wit is warm but attentive to accumulating emotional compromises.
02
Why this pick
Its intimate, funny-sad portrait of a woman reassessing a long-settled life shares the earlier film’s adult romantic candour, conversational charm, and belief that a brief escape can clarify enduring needs.
03
Why this pick
A quieter, more piercing study of a long marriage, built from small looks and shifting conversations rather than melodrama. It matches the emotional maturity and delicately destabilising intimacy of Same Time, Next Year.
04
Why this pick
This graceful, character-led escape gives adult relationships room to breathe, finding humour and renewal in people briefly removed from their routines—the same tender, restorative register as Mulligan’s film.
05
Why this pick
An affectionate, unusually frank look at the habits and silences inside a decades-long marriage. Its gentle humour and empathetic attention to adult desire closely suit Same Time, Next Year’s emotional terrain.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
George Peters
Chalmer
Waiter
Doris
