The Last Five Years (2015)
The Last Five Years
”A couple's love story told in reverse chronology, revealing the struggles of their relationship.”
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For lovers of musicals, "The Last Five Years" is certainly a wonderful surprise. Based on a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, the outstanding work of Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan is highlighted.
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A struggling actress and her novelist boyfriend recount the rise and fall of their 5 year love affair.
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