The Expatriate

Target entity: The Expatriate
Context triple: [The Expatriate (2012 film), title, The Expatriate]

• A. The Expatriates
  The Expatriates is a poem by American poet Anne Sexton, included in her 1960 collection "To Bedlam and Part Way Back," that explores themes of alienation and psychological dislocation.
• B. The Happy Foreigner
  The Happy Foreigner is a 1920 novel by Enid Bagnold that follows a young Englishwoman driving ambulances in France during World War I, exploring themes of love, independence, and dislocation in the aftermath of war.
• C. La embajada
  La embajada is a Spanish television drama series centered on political intrigue and corruption within a Spanish embassy abroad.
• D. Uitlanders
  The Uitlanders were mainly British and other foreign immigrants in the late 19th-century South African Republic (Transvaal), whose political and economic grievances against the Boer government helped spark tensions leading up to the Second Boer War.
• E. L’Attaché d’ambassade
  L’Attaché d’ambassade is a 19th-century French comic play by librettist and dramatist Henri Meilhac, known for its light, witty treatment of diplomatic and social themes.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: The Expatriate
Target entity description: The Expatriate is a 2012 action thriller film starring Aaron Eckhart as a former CIA operative who must protect his daughter while uncovering a deadly international conspiracy.

• A. The Expatriates
  The Expatriates is a poem by American poet Anne Sexton, included in her 1960 collection "To Bedlam and Part Way Back," that explores themes of alienation and psychological dislocation.
• B. The Happy Foreigner
  The Happy Foreigner is a 1920 novel by Enid Bagnold that follows a young Englishwoman driving ambulances in France during World War I, exploring themes of love, independence, and dislocation in the aftermath of war.
• C. La embajada
  La embajada is a Spanish television drama series centered on political intrigue and corruption within a Spanish embassy abroad.
• D. Uitlanders
  The Uitlanders were mainly British and other foreign immigrants in the late 19th-century South African Republic (Transvaal), whose political and economic grievances against the Boer government helped spark tensions leading up to the Second Boer War.
• E. L’Attaché d’ambassade
  L’Attaché d’ambassade is a 19th-century French comic play by librettist and dramatist Henri Meilhac, known for its light, witty treatment of diplomatic and social themes.
• F. None of above. chosen