Shoot the Moon
There's one thing about marriage that hasn't changed... The way you hurt when it begins to fall apart.
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1/22/1982Runtime
124 minsOverview
After fifteen years of marriage, an affluent couple divorce and take up with new partners.
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A raw, unflinching portrait of marriage dissolution that finds both fury and tenderness in the wreckage. It's a film about the specific ache of intimacy destroyed, watched through the eyes of people who still feel everything too deeply.
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Albert Finney
George Dunlap
Diane Keaton
Faith Dunlap
Karen Allen
Sandy
Peter Weller
Frank Henderson
Dana Hill
Sherry Dunlap
Viveka Davis
Jill Dunlap
Tracey Gold
Marianne Dunlap
Tina Yothers
Molly Dunlap
George Murdock
French DeVoe
O-Lan Jones
Countergirl
Irving Metzman
Howard Katz aka Sheldon Katz
David Landsberg
Scott Gruber
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