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We Are Just Not Divorced

We Are Just Not Divorced (2021)

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We Are Just Not Divorced

2021 Drama

Masataka works as a freelance writer. He has been married to Yukie for the past 7 years. Yukie works as a school teacher. Masataka and Yuki are not in love with each other. They just haven't gotten divorced. Meanwhile, Masataka is having an affair with a young woman who delivers newspapers. This leads to a shocking situation.

We Are Just Not Divorced: Cast & Crews

Top Cast
Kristen Hager, Kurtis McBrayne, David Cubitt, Rebecca Dalton, Katherine Barrell

What Our Critics Think

Independent reviews from the Compare TV editorial team.

Review Team
4/5
4/5

We Are Just Not Divorced presents a nuanced look at marital discontent and the complexities of love. Masataka, played with a quiet intensity, grapples with his stagnant relationship with Yukie, portrayed by a compelling performance. The film's direction is subtle yet effective, allowing the characte ... Show more >>

Editor Team
3/5
3/5

We Are Just Not Divorced tries to tackle some heavy themes about love and fidelity, but it often feels like it's stuck in a rut, much like its main characters. Masataka's affair with a newspaper girl adds a layer of intrigue, yet it sometimes overshadows the deeper issues in his marriage with Yukie. ... Show more >>

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Yes, We Are Just Not Divorced offers a thought-provoking exploration of modern relationships and the complexities of love and commitment. With strong performances and a compelling narrative, it invites viewers to reflect on their own lives and choices.

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