Manderlay
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About Manderlay
Freed from Dogville (2003), Grace (Bryce Dallas Howard) is traveling the Deep South of the 1930's with her father (Willem Dafoe) and his army of villains. The group takes a rest stop by a large, padlocked iron gate. A boulder at the entrance proclaims the name of the plantation is Manderlay. Just as the party is about to leave, a young black woman rushes up and knocks desperately on Grace's car window. Grace ignores her father's admonition to stay out of the situation, and follows the girl through the plantation gates to find an astonishing site: people living as if slavery had never been abolished. Feeling an obligation to help, Grace decides she must make right what the slaves had endured at the hands of her people. Then, having seen to their liberation, Grace decides to stay on to see the newly freed farmers through their first harvest. Her father grudgingly agrees; he leaves her with a lawyer and four other men, and a warning that he will not be there when her plans for the restoration of Manderlay fall apart. Also stars Danny Glover.
News Articles about
Manderlay
Cincinnati Enquirer 3/24/06 Clear message missing from 'Manderlay'
Detroit News 3/24/06 An America where the gangsters free slaves
Knox News 3/18/06 Film leaves audiences with much to ponder
NBC13 3/17/06 Review: Patience Pays Off In 'Manderlay'
Seattle PI 2/24/06 'Manderlay' is messy and hypocritical, but it packs a nice punch
Chicago Sun-Times 2/17/06 Manderlay - A Roger Ebert review
Chicago Tribune 2/17/06 Von Trier's trilogy tackles U.S. racism in stylish `Manderlay'
Arizona Republic 2/11/06 Actress braves the road to 'Manderlay
Whittier Daily News 2/4/06 'Manderlay' falls short in examination of racism
Film Jerk 2/3/06 Film Review: Manderlay
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