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Beloved

The past has a life of its own.

Released R 172 min 6/10 Votes: 9636

After Paul D. finds his old slave friend Sethe in Ohio and moves in with her and her daughter Denver, a strange girl comes along by the name of "Beloved". Sethe and Denver take her in and then strange things start to happen...

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Movie

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Genre:

Drama, History, Horror, Mystery

Release:

1998-10-16

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$80M

Revenue:

$23M

Companies:

Harpo Films, Touchstone Pictures

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The Pianist - Both focus on personal stories set against backdrop of historical events.
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Doctor Zhivago - Set against the backdrop of war, highlighting romantic and historical narratives.
The King's Speech - Both feature strong characters with personal struggles during critical historical periods.
Casablanca - Both films feature love in a time of war with complex characters.
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Pride & Prejudice - Focuses on the nuances of love and societal pressures in historical settings.
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Outlander - A series blending romance and historical adventure across time.
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The Aviator - Chronicles the life of Howard Hughes, focusing on his creativity and personal struggles.
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My Week with Marilyn - A young man's experience with movie star Marilyn Monroe, reflecting on fame and personal connections.
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The Piano - A powerful narrative exploring love and communication through the lens of art.
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The Great Gatsby - A tale of love, ambition, and the American Dream within a historical context.
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Shutter Island - Psychological complexities and the impact of personal trauma on relationships.
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Natural Born Killers - Focuses on violent crime and the media's obsession, featuring a strong duo of anti-heroes.
Run Lola Run - Involves a female protagonist in a race against time filled with action and tension.
Nowhere - Surreal film showcasing the lives of misfits, with strong female characters and a chaotic narrative.
Lady Vengeance - A revenge-driven narrative featuring strong female leads and themes of justice.
I Spit on Your Grave - A controversial film focusing on female revenge in a brutal and raw manner.
But I'm a Cheerleader - A satirical view on identity and rebellion wrapped in a comedic narrative with strong female characters.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Features a strong female anti-hero within a unique blend of horror and western genres.
Rebel Without a Cause - Explores teenage rebellion and societal issues, with strong character dynamics.
Ginger Snaps - A dark take on adolescence, female empowerment, and the bonds of sisterhood.
Death Proof - Features female protagonists and a narrative centered around revenge and survival.
Beloved - Discussion of trauma and survival through the lens of female experiences in a powerful narrative.
Slumber Party Massacre - A blend of horror and teenage angst with a group of female protagonists facing external threats.
The L word - Explores complex relationships among women and issues of identity and rebellion.
The Outsiders - Features themes of friendship, rebellion, and the struggles of youth.
The Love Witch - A visually stylized film with themes of female empowerment and supernatural elements.
Belly - Focuses on street life, rebellion, and the pursuit of dreams within a crime-ridden narrative.
Thelma & Louise - A classic feminist road film focusing on friendship and rebellion against oppression.
Thoroughbreds - Features dark humor, friendship, and a plotting duo of young women engaged in criminal undertakings.
The Craft: Legacy - A modern take on female empowerment and friendship through witchcraft and unity.
The Runaways - Biographical drama showcasing the rise of a female rock band with themes of rebellion and identity.
Wild Things - A thriller revolving around female manipulation and betrayal within a crime storyline.
Sisters - Explores the emotional and psychological complexities of female relationships amidst dark themes.
Bound - A neo-noir thriller featuring a romantic and criminal plot driven by strong female leads.
Gimme Shelter - Focuses on the struggles of a young woman in desperate circumstances, drawing on themes of rebellion.
The Hunger Games - Showcases a female rebellious protagonist fighting against an oppressive regime.
Clueless - A modern take on rebellion and identity among a group of friends with humorous elements.
Promising Young Woman - A darkly comedic take on revenge, featuring a strong female lead and societal critiques.
The Virgin Suicides - Explores themes of isolation, rebellion, and the struggles of young women within a patriarchal society.

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