Quotes about guilt from interviews: mistakes, responsibility and how to let guilt go. Every moment with video and context.
One moment of inattention, one error by a young girl—and several lives change forever. This is not punishment for guilt, it is a metaphor for human imperfection.
a novel about how an idea built to justify murder collapses not under evidence but under the murderer's own conscience.
A quiet, almost documentary-toned film about how a single death inside a family breaks not just its grief but its very ability to keep living at its usual rhythm.
We are all a bit mad, and the healthiest thing we can do is acknowledge it and laugh at ourselves.
a novel about a disgraced professor who ends up on his daughter's farm in the new South Africa and has to relearn how to live without the privileges he once took for granted.
A film in which the organizers of mass killings in 1960s Indonesia are invited to reenact their own crimes in the film genres they love — and the camera records how their self-glorification slowly turns against them.
A portrait of a boxer whose rage inside the ring and outside it is the same force, one that destroys everyone around him, himself included.
A German businessman who starts out simply profiting from the war and cheap Jewish labor gradually, and never smoothly, crosses over into risking everything to save lives the system had already marked for destruction.
A film about a man carrying guilt so overwhelming that even other people's sincere forgiveness cannot lift it.
A comedy of manners that gradually curdles into a taut parable about how poverty and wealth learn to impersonate each other — and what that impersonation costs.
A dying father's race to set right what he can — his children, his conscience, the people caught in his shadow economy — before time runs out.
A family drama that, through one domestic conflict, unfolds into a precise study of how truth, protective lies, and competing notions of duty coexist inside ordinary people.