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Grief-stricken and angry, a widower (Ralph Fiennes) sets out to uncover a potentially explosive secret involving his wife (Rachel Weisz)'s murder, big business, and corporate corruption and unearths some disturbing revelations.
Meirelles clearly trusts his actors, particularly Fiennes and Weisz: The plot of The Constant Gardener is fairly intricate, but in the end, the story is told mostly in their faces.
Fiennes carries Le Carré's spirit with a slow-burning performance that operates on two fronts: As a powerful indictment of third-world abuses by pharmaceutical companies, and as a widower's moving investigation into his shattered relationship.
September 26, 2005
Christian Science Monitor
Rises to a pitch of terror and outrage that leaves one shaken.