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As a gay man I haven't really been able to see the gay marriage debate beyond, "sure, we should get what they get."
But this is a great documentary that totally changed how much I value gay marriage.
Open minded interviews with BOTH sides of this issue make it crystal clear why gay marriage is crucial to the survival of the gay community- it appears to be far more than a label of equality or simply being fair with financial rights.
Beautiful Ann Harding is seen cooking and explaining to her engaged sister (Lucile Brown) that to men, business is business but that marriage is the business of women.
She blurts out the truth of the marriage trap when Harding refuses to again pay off her debts.
5.Scen at marriage party gives a good glimpse of social interactions in Punjab also how feudal elements still hold sway.
The film is powerful from the start, delivering the struggles in the movement for gay marriage.
From open to close, this 90 minute feature flows well giving insight to the emotional, political and judicial struggles surrounding gay marriage.
Louise's first failed marriage, her daughter who suffered infantile paralysis and her introduction to her future second husband (Jack Carson) - in a fish pond while dressed up for a costume party linger in the memory.
Her meeting and 30-year marriage to Beatle Paul McCartney.
After the Dean starts to talk about marriage Victor decides to head back home, and convinces his friend Wilhelm Kassner (Graham James) to join him so they can continue their studies and experiments back at his Castle in his Laboratorty.
While watching Blood Dolls we muted the dialogue and spoke our own during the marriage scene, and videotaped it.
Some of these women have been free to explore their sexuality while some don't even know what an orgasm is (even after marriage).
Wonderful marriage of beautiful music and antic lunacy with a drop dead ending!
We have again three sick, married (surprisingly how come?) MCP types unable to control their libidos, and therefore chasing the skirts outside their marriage, and who ultimately are set right as per the norms of the happily married ones by one Mr. Lucky Bhaiyya.
Her mother is a widow that left Tunisia; her sister Mathilde (Elsa Zylberstein) is having troubles in her marriage because she repressed her sexual desire based on her misunderstandings of the principles of her religion.
This leads to money troubles which puts undue pressure on his marriage.
Later, after marriage Ruth and Martin get even bigger and she has become one of the most successful women on stage, and her career soon comes to Hollywood.
This movie to me is great because it shows the true ups and downs in marriage and friendships.
Tom and Beth are also semi-normal because she cheated on him early in the marriage and he found out, but they stayed together for the kids, like most parents do.
I think the movie can be very useful for communities trying to understand the legal process of changing gay marriage laws, and the personal ramifications of the changes themselves.
Because no marriage ceremony was ever indicated since their union, the rulers of the production code couldn't permit Jane to become pregnant and bear forth a child of her own since Tarzan and Jane were obviously living together.
The character of Mae is meant to be seen as both shrill and pathetic trapped in a loveless marriage in a setting where she thought she would be elevated considered one of "better people" of the community;has come to realize too late her true role as a breeder of more Curley's.
With echoes of "Mommie Dearest" reverberating behind the role, Crawford inhabits Harriet, a woman who perceives marriage as a business deal and runs her home with the efficiency of an office.
Sanctity of marriage is good and infidelity is bad, it's that simple.
Bob and Carol are so lacking in any moral foundation, let alone common sense, that they are misled by the morons at the Institute (Esalen, for those of you who are unaware of it; it's a real place sad to say) into almost destroying their marriage and that of their friends.
Single days are for catting around, not marriage.
Her marriage to the old man comes off as a way to preserve Janie's morality not stifle her independent way of thinking.
There is another story of the marriage of Le Capitaine (Daniel Auteuil) and his wife Madam La (Juliette Binoche).
After several months of marriage, this couple decide to get a divorce and end their so called marriage relationship.
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