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Damage

Damage

December 2, 1992· 1h 51m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score6.7

The life of a respected British politician at the height of his career crumbles when he becomes obsessed with his son's lover.

Critics Sentiment

Critics6.7
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6-8 Good
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18 reviews·Last updated 28d ago
Peak Moment

Devastated Ingrid confronts Stephen about the affair and betrayal

8.1at 1h 40m
Lowest Moment

Martyn discovers Stephen and Anna in bed and falls to his death

4.2at 1h 32m
Biggest Swing

The film plunges from Anna rekindling the affair to the devastating discovery and death of Martyn, then rebounds with critics praising Richardson's powerhouse performance.

Critics appreciated the film's elegant examination of destructive obsession, particularly praising the opening attraction and Richardson's climactic performance. While some found the passion between Irons and Binoche unconvincing, most recognized the sophisticated handling of psychological damage. The film maintains critical respect despite its emotionally devastating trajectory.

18 reviews analyzed|Sources: Critic_blog, Imdb, Tmdb

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Stephen meets Anna at the political reception
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Martyn introduces Anna as his girlfriend to his parents
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Stephen abandons Brussels conference to find Anna in Paris
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Stephen confronts Anna about her former lover Peter
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Stephen tries but fails to confess to Martyn and Ingrid
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Martyn discovers Stephen and Anna in bed and falls to his death⬇ Lowest moment
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Devastated Ingrid confronts Stephen about the affair and betrayal⬆ Peak moment
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Stephen retires alone to southern European town in exile
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