2011
140 minutes
Drama
English
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This 1960s set film focuses on the attempts of a well-meaning Southern belle (Emma Stone) who is an aspiring author, to write a book telling the story of African-American maids in the racist Deep South, and the hardships they go through on a daily basis. A moving story of friendship and heroism in the face of prejudice, for which Octavia Spencer won the best supporting actress oscar.
Classification This film contains contains racism theme and one scene of crude behaviour.
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