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''Beyond the Forest'' is a 1949 American FilmNoir directed by Creator/KingVidor and featuring Creator/BetteDavis and Creator/JosephCotten.
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''Beyond the Forest'' is a 1949 American FilmNoir drama directed by Creator/KingVidor and featuring Creator/BetteDavis starring Creator/BetteDavis, Creator/JosephCotten, David Brian, and Creator/JosephCotten.
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Davis's last film for Creator/WarnerBros after eighteen years at the studio. Max Steiner composed the score.
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Rosa Moline (Davis) is the neglected wife of Doctor Lewis Moline (Cotten) in Loyaltown, Wisconsin. The small town is powered by a small industry but is still lightly settled, being rural in character while still being exposed to consumerism and mass media from the big city. This affects Rosa Moline adversely. She grows bored and becomes infatuated with a visiting Chicago businessman with whom she engages in an affair, less out of love than a desire to go to Chicago and live the high life and escape her existence. This creates tensions in her marriage and leads to a series of vignettes where Rosa sets herself apart from the town, engages with dreams and fantasies about going to live in Chicago, setting the stage for a violent conflict.
Davis's last film at Creator/WarnerBros, after eighteen year working for WB. Music/MaxSteiner composed the score.
Davis's last film at Creator/WarnerBros, after eighteen year working for WB. Music/MaxSteiner composed the score.
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Rosa Moline (Davis) is the neglected wife of Doctor Dr. Lewis Moline (Cotten) in Loyaltown, Wisconsin. The small town is powered by a small industry but is still lightly settled, being rural in character while still being exposed to consumerism and mass media from the big city. This affects Rosa Moline adversely. She grows bored and becomes infatuated with a visiting Chicago businessman Neil Latimer (David Brian), with whom she engages in an affair, less out of love than a desire to go to Chicago and live the high life and escape her dreary existence. This creates tensions in her marriage and leads to a series of vignettes where Rosa sets herself apart from the town, engages with dreams and fantasies about going to live in Chicago, setting the stage for a violent conflict.
Davis's last filmat Creator/WarnerBros, for Creator/WarnerBros after eighteen year working for WB. Music/MaxSteiner years at the studio. Max Steiner composed the score.
Davis's last film
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* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Of course, the Hays Code being what it is, she gets punished for it.
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-> "I don’t want people to like me. Nothing pleases me more than when they don’t like me. It means I don’t belong."
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-> "I don’t ''"I don't want people to like me. Nothing pleases me more than when they don’t don't like me. It means I don’t don't belong.""''
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* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Inverted. When the businessman has a change of heart and comes back to Rosa, he states that he wants her back, but not her baby (as the baby's father is Rosa's husband). Likewise Rosa doesn't want to have children and when she announces it to Lewis she has DullEyesOfUnhappiness.
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* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Inverted. When the businessman has a change of heart and comes back to Rosa, he states that he wants her back, but not her baby (as the baby's father is Rosa's husband). Likewise Likewise, Rosa doesn't want to have children children, and when she announces it to Lewis Lewis, she has DullEyesOfUnhappiness.
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* ExtremeDoormat: Rosa's husband Lewis who she resents for his lack of ambition and inability to give her the lifestyle she feels she deserves, and who likewise puts up with her adultery, her selfishness and emotional abuse.
* TheOneWhoMadeItOut: Rosa wants to escape her city and be big and famous in Chicago. Notably [[spoiler:when she goes to the big city she is so out of her element and depth that she despairs and scurries back home, proving that she's not capable of really escaping]].
* TheOneWhoMadeItOut: Rosa wants to escape her city and be big and famous in Chicago. Notably [[spoiler:when she goes to the big city she is so out of her element and depth that she despairs and scurries back home, proving that she's not capable of really escaping]].
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* ExtremeDoormat: Rosa's husband Lewis Lewis, who she resents for his lack of ambition and inability to give her the lifestyle she feels she deserves, and who likewise puts up with her adultery, her selfishness and emotional abuse.
* TheOneWhoMadeItOut: Rosa wants to escape her city and be big and famous in Chicago.Notably Notably, [[spoiler:when she goes to the big city city, she is so out of her element and depth that she despairs and scurries back home, proving that she's not capable of really escaping]].
* TheOneWhoMadeItOut: Rosa wants to escape her city and be big and famous in Chicago.
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* VillainProtagonist: Rosa Moline is an obnoxious, selfish and shallow woman driven to madness by SmallTimeBoredom and [[spoiler:ultimately a murderer]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Of course the Hays Code being what it is, she gets punished for it.
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Of course the Hays Code being what it is, she gets punished for it.
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* VillainProtagonist: Rosa Moline is an obnoxious, selfish and shallow woman driven to madness by SmallTimeBoredom SmallTownBoredom and [[spoiler:ultimately a murderer]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Ofcourse course, the Hays Code being what it is, she gets punished for it.
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Of
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-> "I don’t want people to like me. Nothing pleases me more than when they don’t like me. It means I don’t belong."
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Rosa Moline (Davis) is the neglected wife of a small-town Wisconsin doctor (Cotten). She grows bored and becomes infatuated with a visiting Chicago businessman.
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Rosa Moline (Davis) is the neglected wife of Doctor Lewis Moline (Cotten) in Loyaltown, Wisconsin. The small town is powered by a small-town Wisconsin doctor (Cotten). small industry but is still lightly settled, being rural in character while still being exposed to consumerism and mass media from the big city. This affects Rosa Moline adversely. She grows bored and becomes infatuated with a visiting Chicago businessman.businessman with whom she engages in an affair, less out of love than a desire to go to Chicago and live the high life and escape her existence. This creates tensions in her marriage and leads to a series of vignettes where Rosa sets herself apart from the town, engages with dreams and fantasies about going to live in Chicago, setting the stage for a violent conflict.
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* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Inverted. When the businessman has a change of heart and comes back to Rosa, he states that he wants her back, but not her baby (as the baby's father is Rosa's husband).
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* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Inverted. When the businessman has a change of heart and comes back to Rosa, he states that he wants her back, but not her baby (as the baby's father is Rosa's husband). Likewise Rosa doesn't want to have children and when she announces it to Lewis she has DullEyesOfUnhappiness.
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* ExtremeDoormat: Rosa's husband Lewis who she resents for his lack of ambition and inability to give her the lifestyle she feels she deserves, and who likewise puts up with her adultery, her selfishness and emotional abuse.
* TheOneWhoMadeItOut: Rosa wants to escape her city and be big and famous in Chicago. Notably [[spoiler:when she goes to the big city she is so out of her element and depth that she despairs and scurries back home, proving that she's not capable of really escaping]].
* SmallTownBoredom: Rosa hates Loyaltown and makes it clear to everyone in the town.
* VillainProtagonist: Rosa Moline is an obnoxious, selfish and shallow woman driven to madness by SmallTimeBoredom and [[spoiler:ultimately a murderer]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Of course the Hays Code being what it is, she gets punished for it.
* TheOneWhoMadeItOut: Rosa wants to escape her city and be big and famous in Chicago. Notably [[spoiler:when she goes to the big city she is so out of her element and depth that she despairs and scurries back home, proving that she's not capable of really escaping]].
* SmallTownBoredom: Rosa hates Loyaltown and makes it clear to everyone in the town.
* VillainProtagonist: Rosa Moline is an obnoxious, selfish and shallow woman driven to madness by SmallTimeBoredom and [[spoiler:ultimately a murderer]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman. Of course the Hays Code being what it is, she gets punished for it.
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''Beyond the Forest'' is a 1949 American FilmNoir directed by Creator/KingVidor and featuring Creator/BetteDavis and Creator/JosephCotten.
Rosa Moline (Davis) is the neglected wife of a small-town Wisconsin doctor (Cotten). She grows bored and becomes infatuated with a visiting Chicago businessman.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Inverted. When the businessman has a change of heart and comes back to Rosa, he states that he wants her back, but not her baby (as the baby's father is Rosa's husband).
* DownerEnding: When the businessman states that he wants Rosa back, but not the baby she's expecting from her husband, she attempts to [[spoiler: abort by throwing herself down a hill. She gets peritonitis. She dies. The end]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman.
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''Beyond the Forest'' is a 1949 American FilmNoir directed by Creator/KingVidor and featuring Creator/BetteDavis and Creator/JosephCotten.
Rosa Moline (Davis) is the neglected wife of a small-town Wisconsin doctor (Cotten). She grows bored and becomes infatuated with a visiting Chicago businessman.
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!!This film contains examples of:
* BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Inverted. When the businessman has a change of heart and comes back to Rosa, he states that he wants her back, but not her baby (as the baby's father is Rosa's husband).
* DownerEnding: When the businessman states that he wants Rosa back, but not the baby she's expecting from her husband, she attempts to [[spoiler: abort by throwing herself down a hill. She gets peritonitis. She dies. The end]].
* YourCheatingHeart: Married Rosa has an affair with a businessman.
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