2017
105 minutes
Drama
English
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This adaption of Ian McEwan’s novel is set in London and tells the story of Fiona Maye, a compassionate High Court judge working on family law, often encountering ethically difficult cases which take a toll on her personal life, with her marriage to an American professor, Jack, left at crisis point. At this moment of difficulty, Fiona is faced with one of the most difficult decisions she has had to make in the courtroom: forcing a teenage Jehovah’s Witness to have a blood transfusion to save his life. When the two meet, they form an emotional connection that leads Fiona to reflect on her life and some long-buried feelings. This is a compelling and sensitive film which introduces complex ideas of religion, intimacy, and death in an accessible way, while also exploring law and its role in society and personal lives.
After a young man’s untimely death, his lover and mother attempt to grieve together despite having no common language between them.
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A young devout Jehovah’s Witness and her mother struggle to shun her sister after she transgresses from their faith.
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Classic courtroom drama in which one man attempts to convince his fellow jurors that a murder case might not be as clear cut as it seems.
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