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Love Comes Lately (German: Bis später, Max!) is a 2007 film written for the screen and directed by Jan Schütte. The film is based on the short stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer.
Jun 13, 2008 · Love Comes Lately: Directed by Jan Schütte. With Otto Tausig, Rhea Perlman, Barbara Hershey, Tovah Feldshuh. An 80-year-old man continues to pursue his love life with youthful vigor, risking his relationship with the woman he loves. Based on the short stories by Isaac Bashevis Singer.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Jan Schütte
- 2008-06-13
In the 2008 Love Comes Lately, three Isaac Singer stories merge to make one humorous but dark movie, an English-language concoction written and directed by Germany’s Jan Schutte.
Jun 13, 2008 · Overview. Though approaching his eighties, Max Kohn shows no signs of slowing down. He pursues his love life - both real and imagined - with youthful vigor, thereby risking his relationship to Reisel, the woman he loves but neglects.
Synopsis. Though approaching his eighties, Max Kohn shows no signs of slowing down. He pursues his love life - both real and imagined - with youthful vigor, thereby risking his relationship to Reisel, the woman he loves but neglects.
- Jan Schütte
- Zero Fiction Film, Dor Film
Jan 25, 2008 · A slim story covering his swing through New England by train to deliver a couple of university lectures — where he surprises himself at one stop by bedding a long-ago student turned professor...
The story’s Ethel Goodman Brockeles, a widow embodied by Tovah Feldshuh, vividly conveys the passion of a fulfilling marriage to a much older man. Her very moving monologue enraptures her new neighbor Harry Bendinger (Tausig again) as she suddenly offers and abruptly withdraws a similar relationship with him.
