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The Forgiven (2018)

After the end of Apartheid, Archbishop Desmond Tutu meets with a brutal murderer seeking redemption.

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Jonita Davis 15 Mar 2018

The Forgiven plunges us into the heart of post-apartheid chaos, where we see and feel the hurt, fear, and rage that had to be aired before the healing could begin.

Glenn Kenny 08 Mar 2018

When the movie can stay out of its own way, it delivers some powerful scenes, including one in which Blomfeld faces down a would-be assassin (Nandiphile Mbeshu, superb) in a prison shower room. But beyond that, the movie offers conventional gratifications and no surprises.

Tim Appelo 15 Mar 2018

The core debate and both main performances are compelling.

Guy Lodge 08 Mar 2018

It’s Eric Bana, cast as a fictionalized composite of various white-supremacist apartheid criminals, who comes closest to electrifying proceedings in what’s at heart a one-room two-hander, unconvincingly padded and populated for the big screen.

royalguy07 01 Jul 2022

Chastain looked good, Fiennes was solid to great per usual, setting was interesting. Plotting was dull.