The film *Women Talking* includes a beautiful musical score composed by Hildur Guðnadóttir, alongside performances that are genuinely captivating—Claire Foy is particularly noteworthy—and features monologues filled with emotional weight capable of affecting even those who don't easily show feeling. Sarah Polley’s script, which she wrote and directed, is incredibly well-crafted and structured, significantly adding to the central discussion among fully realized characters. This conversation explores subjects like trauma, faith, acceptance, forgiveness, retribution, and influence—all of them striking impressions. The depth and intricacy given to each individual character highlights a considerable amount of effort and attention. It’s certainly deserving of multiple (and predictable) accolades. Rating: A-

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