In a seminal study on romantic comedies of classic Hollywood, The search for happinessStanley Cavell proposed interpreting these films as spiritual parables about the desire for a better life. The American philosopher also maintained that the uniqueness of these films lay in their insistence on portraying the reunion of their protagonists, the possibility of "coming together." againThese precepts, defined by Cavell, emerge in the enchanting No connectionA comedy with a touch of drama, in which a couple with children decides to separate amicably and seek new horizons, while it becomes clear that they are incapable of forgetting each other.