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SUMMARY:The Forgiven
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DESCRIPTION:The Forgiven is a searing drama that takes place over a weekend
  in the\nHigh Atlas Mountains of Morocco\, exploring the reverberations of
  a\ntragic accident. A quintessential story between the haves and have\nno
 ts. David (Ralph Fiennes) and Jo (Jessica Chastain) are a couple on\nthe e
 dge of divorce who are taking a vacation in a last-ditch effort\nto save t
 heir marriage. However\, their already-tense time takes a turn\nfor the wo
 rse when they accidentally hit and kill a young Moroccan\nboy. As the two 
 split off to reckon with their actions\, they find\nthemselves coming to t
 erms with their respective vices – David with\nhis uncaring and vicious 
 bigotry\, and Jo with her unbearable\ncompliance and repression. In these 
 introspections\, those around them\nwill be left picking up the pieces. Th
 is pulse pounding drama coupled\nwith the on-screen chemistry between Fien
 nes and Chastain\, makes the\nfilm a summer must see on the big screen. [2
 021\, UK/Morocco\, 117 min\,\nRated: R] View trailer: https://youtu.be/Y1Q
 lyBcH8QA Richard Roeper of\nthe Chicago Times Sun writes\, “A wonderful 
 film noir that feels like\nsomething straight out of the 1940s.” Tim Cog
 shell of the FilmWeek\npens\, “It's very good... Great performances\, an
 d it left me feeling\nambivalent about a lot of things.” Venue: Cinema A
 rt Theater.\nPresenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Forgiven is a searing drama that takes pla
 ce over a weekend in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco\, exploring the r
 everberations of a tragic accident. A quintessential story between the hav
 es and have nots. David (Ralph Fiennes) and Jo (Jessica Chastain) are a co
 uple on the edge of divorce who are taking a vacation in a last-ditch effo
 rt to save their marriage. However\, their already-tense time takes a turn
  for the worse when they accidentally hit and kill a young Moroccan boy. A
 s the two split off to reckon with their actions\, they find themselves co
 ming to terms with their respective vices – David with his uncaring and 
 vicious bigotry\, and Jo with her unbearable compliance and repression. In
  these introspections\, those around them will be left picking up the piec
 es. This pulse pounding drama coupled with the on-screen chemistry between
  Fiennes and Chastain\, makes the film a summer must see on the big screen
 . [2021\, UK/Morocco\, 117 min\, Rated: R] View trailer: https://youtu.be/
 Y1QlyBcH8QA Richard Roeper of the Chicago Times Sun writes\, “A wonderfu
 l film noir that feels like something straight out of the 1940s.” Tim Co
 gshell of the FilmWeek pens\, “It's very good... Great performances\, an
 d it left me feeling ambivalent about a lot of things.” Venue: Cinema Ar
 t Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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