"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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Responsible and methodical, Felipe is about to complete his master's degree and finds himself under pressure to try a solution to rescue his 5-year marriage. Meanwhile Bruno, explosive and questioner, tries to make up for his partner's lack of time with night outings. The relationship crisis reaches the point where the two try to find over these five years where part of the way they have reached that state. Fights, reconciliations, promises and abdications involve the couple's trajectory from the first meeting to the factual “has come to an end”.
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Responsible and methodical, Felipe is about to complete his master's degree and finds himself under pressure to try a solution to rescue his 5-year marriage. Meanwhile Bruno, explosive and questioner, tries to make up for his partner's lack of time with night outings. The relationship crisis reaches the point where the two try to find over these five years where part of the way they have reached that state. Fights, reconciliations, promises and abdications involve the couple's trajectory from the first meeting to the factual “has come to an end”.
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