British drama starring the talented Annette Bening and Bill Nighy about a couple who separate after 29 years of marriage.
Marriage and relationships have always been addressed in various dramas that try to reproduce the different dynamics that usually exist in each couple as honestly and realistically as possible.
In his second feature film, William Nicholson offers us the perspective of a couple of septuagenarians who, after almost three decades together, get Edward (Nighy) to decide to put an end to what seems to be a silent suffering.
Both are unhappy, but he takes the initiative, and Grace (Bening), who seems to be the most suspicious and unhappy, cannot accept her husband's departure.
From that moment on, each of them will seek to rebuild their lives in a small seaside village near the cliffs of England's Hope Gap.
