Closing Numbers

Name: Closing Numbers
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 34 min
Rating: 6.2
Cast: Tim Woodward, Jane Asher, Frank Mills

19931993
1h 34m

6.2/10

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A devoted wife realizes that her husband is having an affair with a man whose life is touched by AIDS. Her compassion and dignity in the face of betrayal shows that love, like AIDS, is blind... Read allA devoted wife realizes that her husband is having an affair with a man whose life is touched by AIDS. Her compassion and dignity in the face of betrayal shows that love, like AIDS, is blind.A devoted wife realizes that her husband is having an affair with a man whose life is touched by AIDS. Her compassion and dignity in the face of betrayal shows that love, like AIDS, is blind.

6.2/10

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Anna and Keith have been happily married for several years. But things turn sour as Anna, investigating her suspicions that Keith has been having an affair, learns that he is bisexual. Anna is reluctantly forced into a world of homosexuality and AIDS as she is forced by circumstances to befriend her husband's lover and his dying friend Jim. —David Kinne <davros@gargoyle.apana.org.au>

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nuances of fragile world

a special film. because it is a pledge. for understand the other. for discover difference as gift. for define yourself. for measure of love and compassion.or, only, for a hidden form of beauty and peace. it is, in same time, a delicate and deep trip in heart of strange events. so, in little measure, a poem. about nuances of a fragile world. sensitive, delicate, it may be first step in a dark circle. or, only, a parable about faces of pain. and drawing for different reality side. so, it has not precise definition. it is out of clear verdict.it remains, after its end, only picture of life fragments. and about solitude as border of self acceptance. grace of subtle performance of entire cast, the work for her realistic role, as smoke ladder is remarkable in case of Jane Asher.

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