JAMESEMS F.'s military tragedy Straw in 2007 "Grace is not" is heart. It is a veteran of the Army of the United States named Stanley Phillips (Johnon Kuzak) which strictly adheres to conservative politics when it comes to war. His wife, Grace (Dana Lynn Gilcholi), is currently deployed in Iraq during the prolonged George Bush's prolonged war against terror, and Stanley could not be proud. He is a strict, but the Fatherus father of his daughters, 12-year-old Heidi (Schellan O'Keef) and eight-year-old Zora (Gressi Bellnarcik).

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While his daughters are at school one afternoon, Stanley has been informed that Grace has been killed in a fight. He prepares to tell his daughters, but when they finally return home, he cannot bring to break the bad news. Since he is not emotionally equipped, his only way of dealing is to break down children in the car and have a spontaneous journey. Wille go on holiday in a theme park in Floridia, which they have always wanted to visit.

The rest of the film detailed Stanley's quiet realization of Grace's death and, after a sequel, the way wars could split people. Stanley encounters other family members of his journey, and they know about Grace's death. He fans them towards them. He is sad and angry and insists on keeping the tragedy a secret from his daughters as long as possible. Stanley can see their last moments of innocence in play. The film will inevitably climb Stanley to tell her daughters that their mother has died.

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The film originally had the result of Max Richter, a fertile musician who will continue to score the film "Wolf with Bashir". According to the Los Angeles TimesClint Eastwood noticed an early display of "Grace is gone" and offered to make the result again. Eastwood, after all, composes music for years, and was the lubilee of the blues. Straw has taken its offer.

Knowing Kuzak's open left-wing policy, you can see "Grace is gone" as a reputation of the administration of the Happy George W. Bush; There was nothing heroic about what was happening in Iraq. Kuzak confirmed this interpretation in Interview in 2007 with a Hollywood reporterHe said he wanted to make an anti -war film after the Bush II administration banned images of troops in newspapers. "Grace is not there" is about the real human consequences of the war. (Kuzak complimented Harvey Weinstein in that interview, but it is important to remember that Weinstein would not be arrested because he was a serial sex criminal for another decade.)

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"Grace is gone" debuted at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, made for just $ 3 million. Was considered as such hot goods that Weinstein company has set aside $ 4 million for distribution rights. Eastwood saw the movie, maybe in Sundance and wanted to write new music about it. Eastwood did not go on record, unfortunately, why he thought the film needed a new result, or why he wanted to play the film again. He probably had no objections to Max Richter's music and was simply moved from the movie's drama, feeling he could deepen it with his gentle trademark.

Eastwood, in terms of his policy, stood against Johnon Kuzak at the time, relying much more on conservative ideas. He seems to have been so impressed by Straw's film, however, that he left his policy aside and made the film the richer and deeper. Or it is also possible, as well as many critics, to see "Grace is not" as an apolitical, and only tells the story of a sad man fighting with sadness.

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"Grace No" was not a big hit on the box office, making it just about $ 1 million in Indian theaters in the country, but was nominated for two Golden Globe Awards ... Both of Eastwood. He was nominated for the best result, and for co-writing the song played during the movie loans.