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(B, Pa, NA, LLL, VV, SS, A, D) Ultimately moral worldview with Scripture quoted once in context; pagan lifestyles depicted; 49 obscenities & 25 profanities; multiple acts of spousal abuse & child abuse either shown or implied & revenge killing & beatings depicted graphically; explicit sexual conversations & father’s sexual abuse of daughter implied & depicted; alcoholism; and, drug abuse.
More Detail:
DELORES CLAIBORNE is a powerful movie. Kathy Bates is totally convincing and consuming. The audience is kept without a clue, right to the end. The two major drawbacks are from a moral perspective. First, there is a drunken and abusive father who explicitly molests his 13-year-old daughter. Secondly, there is alcoholism and the abuse and explosive violence that can be expected in such a home. However, in the end the premise comes through: “tell the truth — truth will set you free!”