Alice O'Connell, Christina Kyriacou, Christine Lohr
At first glance, the marriage of James Manning and his wife Anne couldn't be more picture-perfect. James is a wealthy and respected international lawyer; Anne is a bright and charming homemaker. They ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 21, 2006
Stats: 120 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (120)
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January 18, 2009
Separate lies, starring Emily Watson, Tom Wilkinson, and Rupert Everett is a good drama. A film that centers on a love triangle of a married couple and a death of a neighbor intersects these people...very good film.
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November 27, 2007
This film could have ended differently, and most would probably give it a higher rating if it had, including myself. However, I think the story stayed true to the characters and emotions at play. Recommended if you are willing to keep an open mind after the credits roll.
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December 2, 2006
A quiet indie drama starring Tom Wilkinson, Sepearte Lies takes almost a noirish approach to the topic of upper-class English infidelity.
James Manning (Wilkinson( discovers after years of happy marriage to Anne (Emily Watson), that she has been having a private affair behing hi...( read more) -
March 3, 2009
It's alright but it's been done many times before and I can't remember anything unique about it.
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July 12, 2009
I always enjoy the acting of E. Watson and T. Wilkinson. It was good at first but I felt it got sort of flat towards the end.
Critic Reviews
A challenging, intelligent adult chiller. full review
It's the subtle, tricky ways in which Fellowes subverts the expected -- and unexpected -- in this high-end domestic thriller that make the film so much dark, roiling fun. full review
The movie is not so much about the solution to this crime, as about the ethics involved in taking responsibility. full review
The acting in this adult drama is uniformly superb, and it is rare that a film reveals the secret and unpalatable innards of married life so honestly. full review
a somewhat stuffy British production whose boilerplate melodrama leaves little room for a revelatory examination of selfishness, sneakiness, self-preservation, and sacrifice full review
Julian Fellowes makes a splendid debut as a director with this mesmerizing look at sex, lies and infidelity among the British upper crust. full review
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