Frances Flanagan

Alden 2022-01-13 08:01:30

When violence occurs, the perpetrator is bound to be guilty, and whether the bystander who witnessed the entire process of the incident is guilty is the core issue that "The Accused" explains to us.
      At the beginning of the movie, the director did not restore the whole process of the rape to...

Arnold 2022-01-13 08:01:30

After watching the movie "The Accused" starring Judy Foster, I didn't say anything!
The film talks about a gang rape case: Because of a conflict with her boyfriend, the petite and sexy Sarah went to The Mill bar to chat with her friend Sally who was a waiter here. They chat and drink. Danny, a...

Elmer 2022-03-26 09:01:11

The court confrontation is actually protecting the plaintiff. When can our courts be dominated by juries made up of ordinary people, rather than giving the right to judge to judges who may have personal interests involved?

Madonna 2022-03-15 09:01:05

The ups and downs are the rhythm of that era, and the most narrative technique is to put the rape scene of 10 minutes behind. Judy played a low-level woman with such high-end intellectual qualities. His acting skills were too strong. The debauchery, irritability, superstition, and pretending calmness of young girls in a small city reminded people of the real situation in the fringe of urban and rural areas in China. The 5-minute court monologue jerked people to tears. A movie that gives courage to the weak, accused on the surface is about the defendants, but in fact it also implies that society is blaming the raped women. It is a pity that he is too obsessed with feminist stereotypes, and the bravest boy is portrayed as a coward.