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Drearily familiar stuff as a young married couple (Powell and Bisset), still in love but bored with each other, each enjoy a brief encounter (with Knight and Oscarsson, respectively), and then return - surprise, surprise - renewed and refreshed to their marriage. The acting is fair, but script and direction are dismayingly obvious. This was the first feature shot in Super-16mm, a process designed to reduce costs and (not that you would guess from this sample of pure predictability) 'liberate' film-makers from conventional pressures.
Release Details
Duration:107 mins
Cast and crew
Director:Philip Saville
Screenwriter:Rosemary Davies
Cast:
Jacqueline Bisset
Robert Powell
Per Oscarsson
Shirley Knight
Martin C Thurley
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