Sorry, another one of these help me remember the name of this film. I watched it late 90s/early 00s, one of those films they used to put on on weekends afternoons on BBC2. I think it was around made in 50/60s, definitely an older film. I can’t recall if it was in colour but I do remember they used soft focus on the woman’s face for those emotional moments.
The plots was a man and a woman who meet in a shop over a record player and it is playing a song. Then it goes on from this love at first sight moment to marriage etc. I think they move to China (or somewhere similar - I remember paper screens with floral paintings) and adopt a baby. I vaguely recall they had to adopt after the woman was injured in some sort of flood/mud slid type accident. I have a memory of her saying she wanted a child with blue eyes and blonde curls and the woman from the adoption agency saying that was what everyone wanted. Then after they left, she went back and said to the adoption worker that the hair didn’t really matter.
At the end, it turned out this was an imagined future together and they were still standing in the shop listening to the song. I think it ended with them speaking to each other for the first time.
I hope someone can help. It’s been bugging me for years!