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"Let it not be immortal, since it is flame. But let it be infinite while it lasts," as Vinícius de Moraes once said in his Sonnet of Fidelity. But what happens when love ends? In today's world, it represents sharing assets, custody of the children and all that has been built over years of union - which is not an easy process. The Economy of Love not only presents a real portrait for many who are in the same situation, but also delivers a well-directed, well-written film with scenes that take place within just a few rooms, as is so often the case with our lives. A special mention must also go to Bérénice Bejo's great performance.
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This is the story of Boris and Marie, a couple who have decided to separate after 15 years together. They have two girls that they adore. However, cash-strapped Boris is still living in the family home. When all is said and done, neither of the two is willing to give up. Now this apartment is a war zone and their situation a nightmare.
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