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Starring Ingrid Bergman as a woman who loses her lover as he is marrying someone else. She’s the only actor in the movie, it’s entirely her talking over the phone. Heartbreaking and real. I hope you are and will be okay.
Feb 5, 2025
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🎥A totally classic and perfectly charming performance from Ann-Margret
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this was so excellent, i had never heard of it before i saw it was up at the filmoteca on a random night when i had no plans, didn't even know paul newman had directed films.. heartbreaking and funny and so real and so 70s. great cinematography, great script with lots to chew on and great acting.. joanne woodward really knocks it out of the park and lays the foundation for gena rowlands to drive it home two years later in woman under the influence
memorable quote: there comes a time in everyone's life where a little voice comes and says... "buy a wig"
attached: fun polish poster for the film i found online
memorable quote: there comes a time in everyone's life where a little voice comes and says... "buy a wig"
attached: fun polish poster for the film i found online
Jul 15, 2025
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