A powerfull examination of people's silent pain and worries trapped between lies.
Cynthia is a deeply complex person, her troubles and pain are rooted in her mothers death.
Unable to get love and care for herself because she always had to be the one to give it.
She is unable to share her pain wich had spread threwout the entire family.
Hortense is a person who seeks the truth when it will have consequences, she's always known because she her mother didn't lie.
I like that detail because if you think not that long about it, roxanne and hortense are opposites on that front.
While hortense did live with the fact that her biological mother wasn't in her life, she isn't as effected by it because she got told the truth at a young age.
Roxanne on the other hand never knew about this and only got know in her 20s, she got lied to.
Its shows how lies, secrets and hidden scars can be a dangerous thing because it effects yourself and the people around you who begin to do it/have it themselves.

Secrets & Lies
Rating
5.0 (1)
Release Date
5/24/1996Runtime
142 minsGenres
Overview
After her adoptive mother dies, Hortense, a successful black optometrist, seeks out her birth mother. She's shocked when her research leads her to Cynthia, a working class white woman.

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A quietly explosive family drama that unfolds through long, unblinking scenes of difficult conversations. Watching it is like being trapped in a room where everything unsaid finally has to be spoken.
Mood
BittersweetContemplativeUnsettling
Themes
IdentityFamilyClassRace
Tone
Earnest
Pacing
Slow-burn
Look
HandheldNaturalisticDocumentary-like
Structure
Linear

Brenda Blethyn
Cynthia Rose Purley

Marianne Jean-Baptiste
Hortense Cumberbatch

Timothy Spall
Maurice Purley

Phyllis Logan
Monica Purley

Claire Rushbrook
Roxanne Purley

Lee Ross
Paul

Lesley Manville
The Social Worker

Elizabeth Berrington
Jane

Michele Austin
Dionne

Ron Cook
Stuart

Trevor Laird
Hortense's Brother

Brian Bovell
Hortense's Brother
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