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The Forgiven
director and screenwriter – John Michael McDonagh
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The Forgiven
United Kingdom, 2021, 117 min.
director and screenwriter – John Michael McDonagh
based on the novel by Lawrence Osborne
producers – Elizabeth Eves, John Michael McDonagh, Trevor Matthews and Nick Gordon
camera – Larry Smith
editors – Elizabeth Eves and Chris Gill
music – Lorne Balfe
production designer – Willem Smit
A HOUSE OF UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES/BROOKSTREET PICTURES production
intl. sales – UNIVERSAL PICTURES
print – FORUM FILM
cast:
Ralph Fiennes (David Heninger), Jessica Chastain (Jo Henninger), Matt Smith (Richard Galloway), Said Taghmaoui (Anouar), Christopher Abbott (Tom Day), Caleb Landy Jones (Dally Margolis), Marie-Josee Croze (Isabelle)
On the verge of divorce, wealthy couple David and Jo are on their way to a lavish weekend party, and accidentally run over and kill a young Moroccan man trying to sell fossils by the roadside. They put his body in their car and arrive at the party at a mansion hosted by a worldly gay couple. Once the body is tucked away in the bowels of the villa, the partygoers return to the circus of dancing, drugs, and debauchery. The next morning, David is forced to reckon with the boy’s father and meet his own fate. For the others, the party must go on…
John Michael McDonagh applies a Felliniesque lens towards the bourgeoisie, showing how their vapid pursuits ignore the livelihoods of others, sometimes with deadly results. McDonagh doesn’t spare his irony towards fatalistic themes of hedonism, neocolonialism, and the negligence of privilege.
