"Marriage Story" is no "Kramer vs. Kramer"
"Marriage Story" is a narrow-minded and heavy-handed attempt to examine the complexity of human relationships.
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Uchida, a fourth-year university student, drifts through his days without much direction. He has feelings for Fujiki, but Fujiki only sees him as a friend and seems to be interested in an older, beautiful woman named Sugimoto. Meanwhile, Fujiki plans to confess his feelings to Sugimoto under the pretext of borrowing her class notes, but…
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Uchida, a fourth-year university student, drifts through his days without much direction. He has feelings for Fujiki, but Fujiki only sees him as a friend and seems to be interested in an older, beautiful woman named Sugimoto. Meanwhile, Fujiki plans to confess his feelings to Sugimoto under the pretext of borrowing her class notes, but…
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