Minnie Driver on Fury and Forgiveness in 'Take'

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Published April 30, 2007 at 2:09 PM EDT

In her new movie, Take, Minnie Driver confronts the man who destroyed her life. Minnie Driver and director Charles Oliver talk about the movie's examination of rage, redemption and forgiveness when crime victims face their attackers.

Minnie Driver, actress; plays Ana Nichols in Take

Charles Oliver, writer and director of Take

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