Walking and Talking
Why this pick
Its conversational, low-key approach to friendship and romantic uncertainty shares the same intimate indie texture and lightly bruised emotional honesty.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its conversational, low-key approach to friendship and romantic uncertainty shares the same intimate indie texture and lightly bruised emotional honesty.
Why this pick
Coixet again uses voice-over, small domestic details and restrained performances to make unspoken feelings feel quietly momentous.
Why this pick
A gently observed ensemble drama about people circling around what they cannot say, with a similarly wistful late-1990s independent-film mood.
Why this pick
Its tender, offbeat portrait of women seeking connection has the same unforced warmth, emotional awkwardness and attention to everyday relationships.
Why this pick
For the film's affinity for emotional restraint, this is a more solemn but equally patient Coixet study of two guarded people gradually finding a language for intimacy.
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01 / THE STORY
The film opens with a voice-over by Don, who states that in life and relationships, "anything can happen."
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Ann

Don Henderson

Frank

Diane

Paul

Laurie
Steve
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