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Year

2009

Duration

101 minutes

Genres

Drama

Language

English

Member rating

43 Reviews

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Synopsis

People in love often believe they couldn't live without the object of their desire - but do they really mean it? In A Single Man, George (a British academic living in Los Angeles) has tried to get on with life after the death of his partner, but isn't sure that there is really any point to it. He has his work and friends - most of all Charley, a former girlfriend who doesn't seem to have accepted that George is gay - but is that enough? Elegantly directed by fashion designer Tom Ford, this is a stunning film that leaves a lingering sense of sadness.

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Tom Ford

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Classification

Contains some disturbing images and sexual content.

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