Vincent Eastman (Richard Gere) is a successful architect and seems to have everything in life, what you could wish for. For 16 years he has been with his wife Sally (Sharon Stone) married and together they have a 13-year-old daughter. But Vincent is not happy with his life and so he rushes headlong into an exciting affair with the journalist Olivia As Sally learns what her husband is doing behind her back, there is a big fight between the two, finally, erupt through the long-held feelings. However, Vincent cannot live like this anymore, leaving Sally and pulls temporarily in a hotel. But 16 years cannot simply forget and she decides to fight for her husband and wants to win him back and also Vincent is after some time no longer sure whether he has met with the separation the right decision. Just when he is faced with the choice of how his life should go on in the future, the unthinkable happens.
Forrest Gump tells a thoroughly extraordinary life story. Your eponymous protagonist (Tom Hanks, as a boy: Michael Connor Humphreys only has an IQ of 75, but still manages a number of remarkable feats in his resume to congregate. So it is about a table tennis professional, fighting in Vietnam, observed Governor Wallace while trying to black students to prevent them from entering the university and covers (without knowing it) to the Watergate scandal - Forrest's life is always closely connected to the US-American history 1960 and 1970 linked.
