A man has an affair with his best friend's wife after several failed relationships including a marriage.
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Title: Into My Heart (1998)
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Cast
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| Rob Morrow | ... | Ben | |
| Claire Forlani | ... | Nina | |
| Jake Weber | ... | Adam | |
| Jayne Brook | ... | Kat | |
| Sebastian Roché | ... | Chris | |
| Nora Ariffin | ... | Waitress | |
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Nelson Martinez | ... | Doorman |
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John Doumanian | ... | Chestnut Vender |
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Harvey Madonick | ... | Paramedic (as Harvey Madonick M.D.) |
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Adam and Ben are childhood best friends. They grow up together and go to Columbia University where Adam meets and falls in love with Nina. Adam becomes a successful journalist and Ben a powerful attorney. When Ben and Nina begin to have an affair everything changes and nothing will be the same again.
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I'm not going to reveal the plot, but you can figure it out yourself after the first five minutes. This shouldn't stop you from seeing the movie, though, because you will still be on the edge of your seat rooting for the characters, whom you will come to know and be passionately involved with in the course of the movie. The acting is uniformly excellent and completely seamless; you get so involved with the character you feel you actually are there with them living their lives, and you forget that you are only watching them on the screen. The actors can't take all the credit, because the dialog is realistic to the point of being slightly uncomfortable to watch. I can't say whether it is the acting, the directing or the screenplay that deserves the credit here, but you could also say the same for American Beauty.
I am writing this two days after having seen the movie and I still somehow feel that everything that happened in the movie also happened in my own life. Can you really expect any more from a movie?