those who dislike this film seem to think that a loved one somehow belongs to them and must be discarded if they go off with someone else. fortunately and human nature is much deeper than that while loving someone deeply inevitably brings suffering  though if we are fortunate only on their death. this film is true in setting and atmosphere and dialogue to nigel balchin original novel (a way through the wood) and and by pinpointing a seemingly irreconcilable dilemma captures the quiet desperation that lies behind many seemingly idyllic lives (and the depiction of english upper class country life is very accurate). i loved the film and hope it will appear soon as an uk compatible dvd. 
those who dislike this film seem to think that a loved one somehow belongs to them and must be discarded if they go off with someone else. fortunately and human nature is much deeper than that while loving someone deeply inevitably brings suffering  though if we are fortunate only on their death. this film is true in setting and atmosphere and dialogue to nigel balchin original novel (a way through the wood) and and by pinpointing a seemingly irreconcilable dilemma captures the quiet desperation that lies behind many seemingly idyllic lives (and the depiction of english upper class country life is very accurate). i loved the film and hope it will appear soon as an uk compatible dvd. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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