Netflix has released a first look at their newest drama-thriller,The Unforgivable, which looks like it’s taking starSandra Bullockto all new, never-before-seen levels.

Based on the British miniseriesUnforgiven, the film, also starringVincent D’OnofrioandJon Bernthal, follows Bullock as a woman recently released from prison, coping with the fact that the world refuses to forgive her for the crimes she’s committed.

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In a sharp turn from her role as a glamorous ex-con inOcean’s 8, Bullock’s Ruth Slater didn’t go to prison for theft, but rather for a violent (but undisclosed) crime, something no one is willing to look past. With nowhere else to go, Ruth is forced to find redemption in her estranged younger sister, whom she was forced to leave behind when things went south.

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The first look still sees Bullock looking as one would expect an ex-con to look — ratty hair, sallow cheeks, no makeup. She stares at herself in the mirror, a mirror in a rather unsavory-looking location, contemplating what one can only assume is her future and how she’s going to navigate it with the weight of her past on her back.

“There are several people whose lives [Ruth] affected by this crime she committed,” Bullock toldEntertainment Weekly, “And there’s a lot of hatred and anger and bitterness and sorrow associated with her release. She wants to find this one person, the only family she had when she went in, and you keep asking yourself, ‘Why can’t you let it go? This family member was traumatized by your actions — let it go! Stop harming these people all over again.'”

Also starringViola Davis,Richard Thomas,Linda Emond,Aisling Franciosi, andRob Morgan,The Unforgivableis directed byNora Fingscheidt, with a script fromPeter Craig,Hillary Seitz, andCourtenay Miles. Bullock produces the film alongsideGraham KingandVeronica Ferres, which will arrive in select theaters on November 24, before premiering worldwide on Netflix on December 10.

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