Things Change

About This Movie

Things Change is an interesting exploration of the emotional chasms that can form in marriage. The atmosphere is quite heavy yet relatable, as we follow Sue and Carol in their attempts to find solace in each other's discontent. The pacing feels deliberate, almost languid at times, allowing the viewer to sit with the characters' despair. The performances are raw and genuine; you can really feel the weight of their circumstances. It doesn't rely on flashy effects, instead leaning on the strength of its script and the chemistry between the leads. There's a certain authenticity in its approach to relationships that makes it distinct, even if it doesn’t push many boundaries.

Things Change has seen limited releases, primarily on VHS and some rare DVD editions, which makes it difficult to find. Collectors appreciate its understated take on complex relationships, and it often garners interest for its raw performances. However, due to its lesser-known status, it hasn't reached the same level of scarcity as other films from the era, yet dedicated collectors keep an eye out for pristine copies.