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Faces (1968) – J. Cassavetes
A Cassavetes film is
different, it plays by different rules, to its own tune. Sometimes that tune is
off-key or the jams go on too long, but it can also soar. Faces is about middle
aged people and their (over)reactions to a stale relationship -- they seek out
other, younger, partners. See what happens as the older generation encounters
the Swingin' 60s (ignoring the datedness of everything). Things get pretty
intense.
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