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Loving (1970)

“Trust was something she took for granted”

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Plot

Brooks Wilson, a talented commercial graphic artist, finds himself trapped in a labyrinth of emotional turmoil. His life is a jigsaw puzzle with pieces that no longer fit - his devoted wife Selma and their two precious daughters, his ambitious mistress Grace who dreams of a life with him, and his agent Edward who strives to keep Brooks's career on track. Once a man who sought to please everyone, Brooks now feels burdened by the weight of expectations, causing him to retreat into a world of alcohol-induced haziness during business meetings, thereby estranging those who could help him climb the ladder of professional success. Selma, though aware of the cracks in their perfect life, remains oblivious to the depth of Brooks's struggles. Her attempts to support him are thwarted by her limited understanding of his work insecurities and the unspoken tension of his affair. Hovering on the precipice of a career-defining opportunity with truck manufacturer Lepridon, Brooks finds himself conflicted. This coveted account could revolutionize his standing in the industry, yet it also holds the terrifying prospect of a lifetime spent sketching trucks, a prospect he finds disheartening. As he navigates this tumultuous sea of personal and professional crises, Brooks's life spirals towards a point of reckoning following a reckless decision made under the influence at a neighborhood party. His life, once a canvas of vibrant colors, now takes on the stark shades of reality as he wrestles with the consequences of his choices. "Loving" is a poignant exploration of a man's struggle to find his place in a world that demands more of him than he's prepared to give.

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Loving is a drama movie featuring George Segal and directed by Irvin Kershner.

It is possible to buy Loving on Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Vudu and YouTube or rent it on Spectrum On Demand.