Unforgiven

Unforgiven
Unforgiven

Film Details

Year

1992

Duration

125 minutes

Genres

Westerns

Language

English

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Synopsis

A bleak but brilliant Wild West drama starring Clint Eastwood as William Munny - a retired gunslinger-turned-farmer who is forced to strap on the six-shooters once again when his crops fail and his kids begin to starve. With the help of his old partner Ned, Munny sets out to claim the bounty on a pair of rogue cowboys. A haunting and violent elegy to Hollywood's most mythic genre - if you only ever see one western, make sure that it's Unforgiven.

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15 Classification

This film contains strong language, violence and sex.

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