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Redemption | Incredulous
A woman is released from prison after serving a sentence for a violent crime and re-enters a society that refuses to forgive her past. Directed by Nora Fingscheidt. Starring Sandra Bullock, Jon Bernthal, Vincent D'Onofrio.
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A woman is released from prison after serving a sentence for a violent crime and re-enters a society that refuses to forgive her past. Directed by Nora Fingscheidt. Starring Sandra Bullock, Jon Bernthal, Vincent D'Onofrio.
Best Actress International Competition | 2022 | Sandra
Best Performance in a Streaming Film Role Young Actress | 2022
2021 | Sandra
Best Female Action Hero | 2021 | Sandra
Best Actress | 2022 | Sandra
Most Daring Performance | 2022 | Sandra
This movie was originally announced in 2010. Producer Graham King very much wanted Angelina Jolie to play Ruth Slater, and hired Christopher McQuarrie to write a script tailored specifically for her. She never officially signed on, and over the next few years the movie went through various other writers and directors, including McQuarrie and Scott Frank, before stalling. It went back into development in 2019.
Based on the acclaimed British three-part miniseries Unforgiven (2009).
The song Katie is playing on the piano is Chopin's Ballad No 1 in G minor, op.23. It is the same song Adrien Brody was playing for the German officer, in The Pianist (2002).
Was known early in development as "Unforgiven", after Unforgiven (2009), the British miniseries on which it's based, before going through pre-production and beginning filming without a title. It was variously known in trade publications as the "untitled Graham King film" or the "untitled Nora Fingscheidt project". It briefly used the working title "Desire of the Prey" when filming restarted in September 2020. Although titles are not copyrightable under American law, the filmmakers still spent over a year searching for a suitable title, in order to avoid confusion with the Clint Eastwood movie Unforgiven (1992).
The piano music Katie plays at her recital is 'Everything In Its Right Place' by Radiohead
"Vincent Cross: And clean yourself up a little. Act like I'm teaching you something."
"John Ingram: She has every right... Liz Ingram: I'm not talking about her rights. I'm talking about her lying. John Ingram: Well, if she tells the truth, she's denied her rights, you know that as well as me..."
