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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230414
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LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Women Talking
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Women Talking is a riveting drama inspired by a real historical
  event\namong the Mennonite men and older boys who were abusing their wome
 n.\nIn 2010\, the women of an isolated religious community grapple with\nr
 econciling their reality with their faith. For years\, men had\noccasional
 ly drugged the women of their community and sadly raped\nthem. The truth s
 ets these Mennonite women free as they start to talk\nout loud about their
  oppressive situations. Through the backstory\, we\nsee a community of wom
 en come together to figure out how they might\nmove forward to build a bet
 ter life for themselves and their children.\nAll women face the unbearable
  decision to stay and fight or leave. As\nthey work to find their voices d
 oing nothing is not an option. The\nstellar cast includes Clair Foy\, Fran
 ces McDormand and Ben Whishaw.\n[2022\, US\, 104 min\, Rating: PG-13] Susa
 n Granger of SSG Syndicate\nwrites\, “Uncompromising monologues about se
 xual abuse and how\nsolidarity is the key to survival...nominated for two 
 Oscars this\nyear.” Mike Scott of the Sunday Times says\, “The film fo
 lds Old\nTestament timelessness with #MeToo topicality and a salting of\nd
 ry-as-a-bone wisdom.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter:\nRehoboth Be
 ach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Women Talking is a riveting drama inspired by 
 a real historical event among the Mennonite men and older boys who were ab
 using their women. In 2010\, the women of an isolated religious community 
 grapple with reconciling their reality with their faith. For years\, men h
 ad occasionally drugged the women of their community and sadly raped them.
  The truth sets these Mennonite women free as they start to talk out loud 
 about their oppressive situations. Through the backstory\, we see a commun
 ity of women come together to figure out how they might move forward to bu
 ild a better life for themselves and their children. All women face the un
 bearable decision to stay and fight or leave. As they work to find their v
 oices doing nothing is not an option. The stellar cast includes Clair Foy\
 , Frances McDormand and Ben Whishaw. [2022\, US\, 104 min\, Rating: PG-13]
  Susan Granger of SSG Syndicate writes\, “Uncompromising monologues abou
 t sexual abuse and how solidarity is the key to survival...nominated for t
 wo Oscars this year.” Mike Scott of the Sunday Times says\, “The film 
 folds Old Testament timelessness with #MeToo topicality and a salting of d
 ry-as-a-bone wisdom.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Bea
 ch Film Society.
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