Sentences with phrase «justice for one's murdered daughter»

Frances McDormand excels as a mother ruthlessly seeking justice for her murdered daughter in Martin McDonagh's thought - provoking film.

When the movie begins, it's easy to surmise the audience is expected to identify with, and root for, McDormand's grieving mother, who puts up the billboards demanding justice for her murdered daughter.

Frances McDormand won her second Oscar for best actress on Sunday night, cementing her dominance this awards season for her fiery turn as a mother out for justice for her murdered daughter in «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.»

Is Frances McDormand's Mildred in Martin McDonagh's Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, a film about a woman's vigilante efforts to get justice for her murdered daughter by publicly shaming the town's police for failing to sufficiently investigate the crime, made of Teflon?

In film, «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri» garnered four trophies, including best drama, McDonagh for best screenplay, best actress for Frances McDormand as a mother seeking justice for her murdered daughter, and best supporting actor for Sam Rockwell as the hot - tempered, dim - witted sheriff's deputy who is supposed to leading the investigation.

Three Billboards is lower key in concept than either of the works I've discussed here — Mildred Hayes isn't an assassin stuck in a beautiful city she can't stand, she's a parent demanding justice for her murdered daughter.

Frances McDormand commands the screen as a wanting mother whose desire for justice for her murdered daughter is not being met.

That seems to be changing this year with this brutal gem featuring Frances McDormand as a super-pissed, foul - mouthed mom seeking justice for her murdered daughter.

«Three Billboards,» with McDormand playing a grieving mother seeking justice for her murdered daughter, took the most movie awards, with trophies for drama film, screenplay and supporting actor Sam Rockwell.

Martin McDonagh's Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri got seven, including best picture and best actress for Frances McDormand, who plays a mother seeking justice for her murdered daughter.

But with his lead character, Mildred, played by Frances McDormand, his goal was not to let her sense of humor excuse the sometimes ruthless actions she takes when seeking justice for her murdered daughter.