Both actresses graced the red carpet in gowns that matched in spirit, if not color.
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. The dress code appeared to be elegant simplicity at the Lincoln Center. Though their gowns had marked differences, both actresses let the clean lines speak for themselves. Mara wore a knee-length black dress with halter straps and a low-cut neckline, with a skirt that ended in a thick ruffle. She had her hair slicked back in a bun, and kept her makeup very natural, with a light pink lip. Foy’s gown was a bright red with a square cut neckline, spaghetti straps, and cut outs along the waist. It ended just above her ankles, revealing her strappy sandals in matching crimson. She left her straight brunette locks down and wore a lipstick in the same red shade.
As it opens, Mara’s character asks, “Why does love, the absence of love, the end of love, the need for love result in so much violence?” Another character played by actress Sheila McCarthy suggests, “We have been preyed upon like animals. Maybe we should respond like animals.”that the film itself is not violent, rather it deals with the aftermath of violence and the women’s attempts to build a better future.“We never see the violence that the women have experienced. We see only short glimpses of the aftermath,” she says.
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