Long Day's Journey Into Night (1973)

Set against the backdrop of a summer day in 1912, retired actor James Tyrone’s family faces a tumultuous struggle. His wife, Mary, battles a debilitating morphine addiction, while their youngest son, Edmund, deals with illness. Meanwhile, the older son, Jamie, succumbs to alcoholism and reckless behavior. As the sun sets, the family's buried secrets and emotional turmoil—guilt, anger, despair, and regret—surface, threatening to tear them apart. Each character's pain reveals the fragility of familial bonds, culminating in a poignant exploration of love and loss.