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Broken Blossoms is a silent movie made in 1919. It describes the love relationship of an older Buddhist Chinese man and a very poor teenage English girl in London. It was a very touching story that made a lot of money at the box office.
Another more recent movie shows the relationship of the son of an Irish Leprechaun and an English American and their daughter whose boyfriend is black.
There are other movies and musicals with interesting combinations of ages, races, time zones, etc.. Roxanne is an example of a movie picturing an age difference. The musicals South Pacific and Brigadoon, portray race and time system differences, respectively.
How about listing as many movies, musicals, stories with variations in love relationships as you can. That would be very interesting.
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