A married couple is briefly shown in bed together engaged in sexual activity (kissing, embracing and thrusting). Sexual Content: Breast nudity is seen in medical and sexual contexts. Some medical procedures may be disturbing to sensitive audiences. Why is Ordinary Love rated R? Ordinary Love is rated R by the MPAA for brief sexuality/nudity. Starring Liam Neeson, Lesley Manville, and David Wilmot. And that may prove disappointing for those who embark on this voyage.Р”Вirected by Lisa Barros D'Sa & Glenn Leyburn. While the movie abundantly observes the journey (of both the patient and the loved-one strapped in the passenger seat), the script lacks opportunities for the characters to explore its meaning.

His answer was to help parents and children see the meaning in the journey. Pursuing that train of thought, I once had the opportunity to ask a pediatric oncologist what he did to console his cancer patients and their families. Perhaps this movie is made for those hoping to understand and better empathize with their less-fortunate friends? And anyone who has had this kind of experience isnРІР‚в„ўt likely to be keen on going through it again. Still, I canРІР‚в„ўt help wondering what audience the producers were targeting? A story about life and death, featuring breast nudity and brief sex scenes with middle-aged protagonists, isnРІР‚в„ўt going to attract a young crowd. Instead, the screenplay relies on the incredible skills of the actors to convey the challenges of this difficult journey. The script offers no eloquent speeches or dramatic scenes, and there is next-to-no musical score to manipulate the viewersРІР‚в„ў emotions. The medical world they enter depicts the routine РІР‚вЂњ and even mundane-nature of the services these healthcare workers provide. The characters are regular people leading normal lives. The word РІР‚СљordinaryРІР‚Сњ in the title aptly describes the tone of this movie. Along the way, the one bright spot for Joan and Tom is meeting a gay couple (David Wilmot, Amit Shah) struggling through a similar situation. While Joan endures surgery, the realities of chemotherapy and the possibility of a double mastectomy, Tom watches helplessly, attempting to fill the lonely hours drinking countless cups of cafeteria tea or feeding the fish at home. The lingering waves of their last emotional tsunami surface again as the pair navigate long sterile hallways, endless hours in waiting rooms and putting on brave public faces. Yet this isnРІР‚в„ўt the first time the couple has had to deal with devastating news.

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