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The Accused is a 1988 American legal drama film directed by Jonathan Kaplan and written by Tom Topor, loosely based on the 1983 gang rape of Cheryl Araujo in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Starring Jodie Foster , Kelly McGillis , Bernie Coulson , Leo Rossi , Ann Hearn , Carmen Argenziano , Steve Antin , and Tom O'Brien , the film follows Sarah ...
- $13 million
- Brad Fiedel
- October 14, 1988 (United States)
Oct 14, 1988 · The Accused: Directed by Jonathan Kaplan. With Kelly McGillis, Jodie Foster, Bernie Coulson, Leo Rossi. After a young woman suffers a brutal gang rape in a bar one night, a prosecutor assists in bringing the perpetrators to justice, including the ones who encouraged and cheered on the attack.
- (39K)
- Crime, Drama
- Jonathan Kaplan
- 1988-10-14
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- 1988
- R
- Jonathan Kaplan
“The Accused” is a movie about Sarah Tobias, a young woman who is not a model citizen. One night she has a fight with her live-in boyfriend, who is a drug dealer. She goes to a sleazy bar and has too much to drink, and does a provocative dance to the jukebox, and begins to flirt with a man in the bar’s back room.
Out drinking one night after a fight with her boyfriend, Sarah Tobias (Jodie Foster) is brutally raped by three men in a bar while people watch and cheer. District Attorney Kathryn Murphy (Kelly...
- (664)
- Jonathan Kaplan
- R
- Kelly Mcgillis
Summaries. After a young woman suffers a brutal gang rape in a bar one night, a prosecutor assists in bringing the perpetrators to justice, including the ones who encouraged and cheered on the attack. Sarah Tobias goes to her local bar and is gang-raped by three men.
Oct 14, 1988 · ''The Accused,'' written by Tom Topor and directed by Jonathan Kaplan, makes a persuasive case for the proposition that witnesses who encourage a crime are as guilty as the perpetrators.
