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Jessica Chastain and Peter Sarsgaard reflect on the gray areas of 'Memory'

Source: ASSOCIATED PRESS

When Jessica Chastain first read the script for “Memory,” she was struck by the flurry of unanswered questions left swirling around in her head about issues pertaining to love, sex and consent — which might be antithetical to what some audiences expect from a movie.

“Sometimes I think films can be seen as like lectures of the right way of being,” she says.

But the Oscar winner does not subscribe to that philosophy of cinema. And it was writer and director

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