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A MAN AND A WOMAN 1966
Old Grief Can Interfere With New Love

By Dr. Sandra E. Cohen | October 2, 2019 | 0
A Man and A Woman: How Old Grief Interferes with New

Even beautiful love stories have their complications when grieving for an old love isn’t over. Claude Lelouch’s captivating film A Man And A Woman 1966 has a lot to say about what it takes not to turn away from a new chance to fall in love. It’s in the story Jean-Louis tells Anne early in…

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