Adam and Mary attend an award ceremony for an architectural project
completed by Adam. The next
morning, Mary has a memory lapse and she doesn’t remember how they got to their
hotel. She has some medical tests
that don’t show anything wrong.
Her doctor suggests exercise and getting involved in some kind of
volunteer work now that she is retired.
She needs to be more active.
Adam is struggling at the office, the new project is to design a senior living
center. He doesn’t feel this is
the type of design work he would like to do. He starts working with the younger associates on a museum
design. Adam and Mary seem to be
growing apart even though they don’t want this and didn’t plan for this to
happen.
This
film lets everyone down, all the actors and the viewer. Hurt and Rossellini deserve better, the screenplay and directing are weak. The acting brings warmth to the
characters but it’s too predictable.
You can feel yourself growing old along with the movie!! 3* (This movie is OK)
95 min, Drama directed by Julie Gavras with William Hurt,
Isabella Rossellini, Doreen Mantle, Kate Ashfield, Aidan McArdle, Ara Dobroshi,
Luke Treadaway.
Note: Imdb 5.4
out of 10, 43% critic 35% audience on Rotten Tomatoes.
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