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45 Years 45 Years

Andrew Haigh / United Kingdom / 2015 / 93 min / English

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Married for 45 years, without children, Kate and Geoff Mercer are poised to celebrate their wedding anniversary with a big party when Geoff receives a letter that shakes them both. The letter lets him know that the body of his first big love Katya – who died nearly 50 years ago when she fell into a fissure of a glacier – has been found. 45 Years brings us one of Charlotte Rampling’s best performances in her career. Rampling and her co-star Tom Courtenay took home both best acting awards at the Berlin film festival. 

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