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The Sense of an Ending
Summary: A man becomes haunted by his past and is presented with a mysterious legacy that causes him to re-think his current situation in life.
Runtime: 1 h 48 min
MPAA: PG-13
Language: English
Domestic: $ 1,274,420
International: $ 3,807,075
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| Message | People often aren't aware how they really affect others, and when you look back on things, it's easy to construct stories that may be more favorable than what really happened. The past can be painful, and some people prefer to revise their own personal histories. |
| Role model | Tony is so convinced that he was the wronged party in a love affair gone wrong decades ago that he can't even imagine how he might have contributed to the situation. Now he's confounded that his ex-girlfriend from so long ago remembers things differently and still harbors hostility toward him. |
| Violence | Arguing. One key scene shows a suicide (not explicit/graphic). |
| Sex | A couple fools around in the back seat of a car, but they stop before it goes very far. Later, they get together indoors; the woman is seen in her bra, and they're shown embracing, kissing, and moving together in the throes of passion. A big plot point involves a sexual affair between two people; we don't see them involved, but it's discussed. |
| Language | One use of "f--k," as well as "s--t," "ass," "bollocks," "damn," "for god's sake," and "Jesus Christ" as exclamations. |
| Consumerism | The main character owns a camera shop that specializes in high-end Leicas. Some people have iPhones. |
| Drugs | Some characters smoke cigarettes. Adults are shown drinking at bars and parties or while socializing over meals. |