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Name: Unforgivable
Genre: Drama
Released: 1996-04-30
Duration: 1 h 35 min
Rating: 6.4
Cast: John Ritter, Harley Jane Kozak, Kevin Dunn

Originaltitel: Unforgivable

Fernsehfilm
1996
Not Rated
1 Std. 35 Min.

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6,4/10

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Drama

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA man who batters women, after nearly killing his girlfriend in a violent rage, finds himself facing his own demons when he is forced to join an innovative group therapy program for abusive ... Alles lesenA man who batters women, after nearly killing his girlfriend in a violent rage, finds himself facing his own demons when he is forced to join an innovative group therapy program for abusive men.A man who batters women, after nearly killing his girlfriend in a violent rage, finds himself facing his own demons when he is forced to join an innovative group therapy program for abusive men.

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6,4/10

524

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Paul Hegstrom: Lately, I've been wondering, do you ever feel like maybe there's a possibility of us really getting back together as a family? I still love you, Judy. I mean, it wouldn't have to be right away. I mean, it's something to work towards. I know it wouldn't be easy, but if...
[Judy quickly tries to leave, Paul follows]
Paul Hegstrom: Wait, Judy. Hang on a second. Judy, Judy, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. Honey, come here, wait. Tell me, tell me what I did.
Judy Hegstrom: [incredulous] What you did? You abused me for 15 years! You made me weak. You made me a coward. You made me hate myself.

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10/10

Hey Theo

This is more for Theo Robertson - but it can be for anyone with a similar viewpoint. Therapy CAN change an abusive person IF they decide they want to change. I am proof! I went into group therapy because I thought I had "a problem with my anger". I saw a lot of parallels between myself and Paul Hegstrom. I wasn't nearly as abusive, but I had the same type of characteristics, right up to the point of telling the counselor that I had "an anger problem", pretty much like Paul Hegstrom did. Just like he, himself, I learned that I had been taught that behavior, that's where it started. Knowing exactly what the problem was gave me a starting point to change it! Just like he did. The movie's excellent and I was blown away by John Ritter's portrayal. At first I didn't even believe it WAS him because I've never seen him play anything other than a humorous character. The movie's excellent!