“excellent...a powerful insight into a life shared”
— ★★★★ - The Guardian, Leslie Felperin

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“unprecedented intimacy and candour”
— Nick Bradshaw

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“extraordinary to watch for the elegance of the filmmaking”
— Baya Simons

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“an intimate portrait that all couples should see... extraordinary”
— Tim Adams

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“An authentic portrait of love and resilience”
— Little White Lies

“Unflinchingly honest and painfully tender”
— Aesthetica

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“Pulses a fearless love”
— Anna Bogutskaya

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Nowness, 2025

“an intimate portrait of living, creating and loving under the shadow of ageing”
— NOWNESS

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CNN Style, 2025

“Wholly compelling”
— CNN Style

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“painfully intimate”
— Wendy Ide, the Guardian

Fremantle, 2025

“The debut documentary from Manon Ouimet and Jacob Perlmutter is a tremendous foray into the genre”
— Fremantle

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“delivers fresh and tenderly romantic insights into the complexities of relationships and the inevitability of mortality.”
— Christina Yang

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“Modern Films Buys CPH:DOX winner”
— Ben Dalton

Deadline, 2024

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“A love story”
— Matthew Carey

“I’m really excited for you to see this one”
— IndieWire: Screen Talk

IndieWire: Screen Talk, 2024

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“One of my favourites of the year”
— Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba

Nite Lite with Pete Schwaba, 2025

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“I left the film thinking a lot about my own relationship”
— Prime Lenses, Iain Farrell

Prime Lenses, 2025

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“It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen before”
— Screen Players Film Club, Charlotte Bogard Macleod

Screen Players Film Club, 2025

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“a triumph of documentary trust and access”
— In Review Online

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Royal Photographic Society, 2025

“an unflinching, touching examination of the couple’s relationship.”
— Royal Photographic Society

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“embodies a significant exploration of companionship, creativity, and the process of confronting life’s inevitable endings”
— The Pinnacle Gazette

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“Anyone who’s loved, argued or struggled with the complexities of a long-term relationship will see themselves in this film.”
— Kalum Carter

Amateur Photographer, 2025

“well worth a trip to the cinema”
— Amy Davies

“73%”
— CherryPicks

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Epigram, 2025

“It’s gorgeous and I hope you get the opportunity to sit before its warmth and delight in the hope it brings.”
— Epigram

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“incredibly compelling”
— RTE Radio 1

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“serves as a reminder that relationships often require open communication to navigate the challenges that arise”
— Strand Magazine

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“a profoundly moving film about living, creating and loving”
— The Eye Of Photography

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“The word “intimate” doesn’t begin to capture it”
— Rob Thomas

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Apollo, 2025

“There’s no denying the intimacy”
— Apollo

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Q&A at Garden Cinema, 2025


Grierson Awards 2025,
Winner Best Arts and Music Documentary


CPH:DOX, Grand Teatret, 2024


Q&A at Bertha DocHouse, 2025


Q&A at Watershed, 2025


Q&A at Everyman, 2025


The Up Coming, 2024


Hey U Guys, 2024


Q&A with Westdoc Online, 2024


Listen to the programme at 1:21:12 here

BBC Radio Bristol, 2025

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