Hope Gap

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Lori S 03/20/2020 Very good story about love and loss and moving on with life. See more patricia e 03/10/2020 Well acted by all. Story is sad, but redemptive in the end which demonstrates the resilience we all possess. See more kerjaan1234 s @will_setiawan 3d A heartbreaking yet beautiful film. Its strength lies in its raw realism and the rare perspective of a long-married elderly couple. The natural scenery, paired with a classical score that perfectly captures the protagonists' old-fashioned souls, makes it feel timeless. The dialogue is simple yet profound. I was deeply moved by the mother finally finding a peaceful end; it felt like a release that allowed her child to start a new chapter. A truly dramatic and stunning piece of cinema See more Mike K. @SlaughterLane 5d This is a story that sticks with you. It’s very good for mature audiences who have been through a good portion of life. See more M C @Mchanda 6d It was slow moving and the vicious character of Grace was deeply disturbing. The protagonists son, Jamie, and the abused husband, Edward, allowed her to behave like a psychiatric patient, with physical and verbal abuse thrown at them, seeming to be acceptable, with no real consequences or comment....not for me See more JaiSai @Jaisai Jan 30 Hope Gap is a quietly devastating exploration of marriage, heartbreak, and the consequences of unspoken truths. The film’s performances are outstanding, raw yet restrained, and I found myself fighting back tears more than once. Grace is not written to be easily likeable, she is sharp, wounded, and openly angry, which may unsettle some viewers. Yet her reaction feels painfully human. Her anger is not cruelty but the honest sound of shock and a life being dismantled. The story highlights how communication and effort are essential in relationships, and it is heartbreaking to watch a marriage unravel when both partners are capable of making it work. Hope Gap does not soften the edges of grief or betrayal, which makes it feel authentic and emotionally powerful. The friendship offer at the end by Edward felt like a weak consolation prize, and I loved that Grace turned it down! You go, gal! ❤️ A subtle, beautifully made film that lingers long after the credits roll. ❤️ See more Read all reviews

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