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FilmMovie ReviewsWomen Talking — 2022

Women Talking

2022

1h 44m

Drama

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Cast

Rooney Mara (Ona)Claire Foy (Salome)Jessie Buckley (Mariche)Frances McDormand (Scarface Janz)Judith Ivey (Agata)Emily Mitchell (Miep)Kate Hallett (Autje)Liv McNeil (Neitje)Sheila McCarthy (Greta)Michelle McLeod (Mejal)Kira Guloien (Anna)Shayla Brown (Helena)Vivien Endicott Douglas (Clara)Ben Whishaw (August)August Winter (Melvin)Lochlan Ray Miller (Julius)Nathaniel McParland (Aaron)Will Bowes (Census Driver)

Director

Sarah Polley

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Synopsis

Do nothing, stay and fight, or leave. In 2010, the women of an isolated religious community grapple with reconciling a brutal reality with their faith.

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