Shoot the Moon

There's one thing about marriage that hasn't changed... The way you hurt when it begins to fall apart.

George and Faith Dunlap have it all: financial success, adoring children, a gracious home. And yet they have nothing. Faith sums it up when she introduces herself to George's friends at a posh party: "I'm not his friend. I'm his wife."

Albert Finney and Diane Keaton star in a poignant, unsparing story of a marriage crisis written by Bo Goldman (Scent Of A Woman) and directed by Alan Parker (Mississippi Burning). The Dunlaps surely once loved each other. But George has a mistress, Faith drifts into an affair and silences between them are broken by too many wrong words. At once unique and universal, their story "contains a raw emotional power of the sort we rarely see in domestic dramas" (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times)