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UNA (2016) Drama Director: Benedict Andrews Writer: David Harrower (based on his play "Blackbird") Stars: Ruby Stokes, Rooney Mara, David Shields A woman confronts an older man, her former neighbour, to find out why he abandoned her after they had a sexual relationship when she was thirteen. A young woman, Una (Mara), arrives unexpectedly at an older man's workplace looking for the truth behind the illicit sexual relationship they had once shared. The affair had been instigated by Ray (Mendelsohn) when she was a 13-year-old child and he was a next-door neighbor, the trusted friend of her father. The facts came to light on the eve of their planned elopement. Convinced by a misunderstanding that Ray had abandoned her, she wandered the streets distraught and bewildered, to be returned home by police, seemingly betrayed. He served four years in jail for his crime, treated as the lowest form of humanity by fellow-inmates. Then changing his name to "Pete", he rose to management level in a large warehouse. She grew up lonely and confused, living with her mother and a series of one-night stands. She finds where he works through a newspaper photograph and confronts him just as he is due to address the workers regarding retrenchments. Unnerved, he absents himself from the meeting, and hides from his fellow staff members, but she finds him. They quarrel: he insists that he had been genuinely in love, was not by nature a paedophile, and had not been "grooming" her. They find they are still sexually attracted, but he has to prepare for a dinner party being held that night, and leaves her for his home. She leaves with employee Scott (Ahmed), a young single man, and invites herself to his place, where she seduces him. She then persuades Scott to escort her to "Pete's" luxury country residence, where the party is under way. "Pete" has no choice but to introduce Scott as a co-worker; Una ignores "Pete", however he is clearly troubled by fears of being unmasked. The wife and Una talk briefly; she drops a hint that their marriage is not entirely happy. Una wanders upstairs, where she finds the bedroom of a teenage girl who is obviously loved; she enters and is laying on the bed when the girl enters and loudly demands an explanation. The daughter, "Pete's" wife's from an earlier marriage, is about 13 years old. "Pete" denies Una's unspoken accusation. He insists Una is the only one of that age he has ever desired, that she was "the only one" as he kisses her face, all while his wife, step-daughter and Scott look on from a distance. Una then walks off into the dark, and it is clear that "Pete's" cozy life is about to implode.