The insanity of age, the certainty of dying. Time for a whisky
Time strips us bare. In ’45 Years,’ the truths and assumptions that underpin a relationship are called into question when the ground – quite literally – crumbles beneath the feet of a long-married couple.
The past is always with us, Faulkner told us – it isn’t even past.
Director: Andrew Haigh. Charlotte Rampling, Tom Courtenay.
Verdict: Flawless; mesmerising. A good Bordeaux – several glasses.
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Street | Urban | Travel | Photography by Marcus Puschmann
Photos are varied as life, you never know what you will get. And this is cool
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The insanity of age, the certainty of dying. Time for a whisky
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Musings on work, life and all the rest of it
Professor Mike Campbell's reflections on the economy, jobs, skills, cities, and more.
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