Truly, Madly, Deeply - DVD
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Anthony Minghella finds levity in grief without trivializing it. Juliet Stevenson plays a woman startled into healing when the ghost of her late partner-played with twinkling warmth by Alan Rickman-returns to nudge her back toward life. The film moves like a conversation funny, tender, and unexpectedly bracing about the bargains we make with memory.
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- GenreDramaDescriptionAnthony Minghella finds levity in grief without trivializing it. Juliet Stevenson plays a woman startled into healing when the ghost of her late partner-played with twinkling warmth by Alan Rickman-returns to nudge her back toward life. The film moves like a conversation funny, tender, and unexpectedly bracing about the bargains we make with memory.TitleTruly, Madly, DeeplyFormatDVDMPAA RatingPGStudioLa Entertainment
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