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Title: The Tale (2018)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Laura Dern | ... | Jennifer | |
| Jason Ritter | ... | Bill | |
| Common | ... | Martin | |
| Elizabeth Debicki | ... | Mrs. G | |
| Jessica Sarah Flaum | ... | Jenny (15 Years) | |
| Laura Allen | ... | Young Nettie | |
| Juli Erickson | ... | Grandmother | |
| Matthew Rauch | ... | Aaron | |
| Ellen Burstyn | ... | Nettie | |
| John Heard | ... | William P. Allens | |
| Dana Healey | ... | Dr. G. | |
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Aaron Williamson | ... | Raymond (Ray) |
| Shay Lee Abeson | ... | Young Becky | |
| Isabella Amara | ... | Young Franny | |
| Jodi Long | ... | Rebecca | |
Jennifer Fox faces a host of life-altering questions after a short story from her middle school days forces her to re-examine her first sexual relationship and the stories we tell ourselves in order to survive. An accomplished documentarian working in New York, Jennifer is completing her latest project, about the lives of women around the world. She receives a series of phone calls from her mother, Nettie, who has found a short story Jennifer wrote at the age of 13 for school. In it, she describes various encounters with her riding instructor Mrs. G and her running coach Bill while away at summer camp. Nettie is unnerved by the implications of her daughter's writing, but Jennifer is nonplussed. She has always looked back with fondness on the time she spent with the two charismatic adults. Egged on by Nettie and encouraged by her supportive fiancé, Jennifer yearns to know more and sets out on a journey to find the real people 30 years later - the children, now adults, who also attended... Written by Happy_Evil_Dude
While I was watching this highly effective movie, there was a moment, the moment I have remembered some memory that I burried to the deep side of my mind. It was the time I have realised I was abused when I was child. I think it can show that the power of that amazing movie. Finally, I have faced what I live. And the idea of being your own documentarian, it was one of the best way to show how to examine of our memories or what we tell about them to ourselves to feel better. I will never forget that moment and I will never forget this remarkable movie.