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| Idris Elba | ... |
Larry
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| T.J. Thyne | ... |
Greg
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| Joanna Cassidy | ... |
Rose
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| Steven Brand | ... |
Boyd
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| Jada Pinkett Smith | ... | ||
| Ted Danson | ... |
E.J Winters
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| Anne Ramsay | ... |
Cheryl
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| Tava Smiley | ... |
Brenda
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| Karl Makinen | ... |
Tony
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| William Abadie | ... |
Joseph
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Daniel Escobar | ... |
Seth
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| Nicole Muirbrook | ... |
Thalia
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| Kenneth Dolin | ... |
Mr. Stealth
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Locked doors, and the monster inside us. In L.A., tightly-wound Julian Wright is separated. He meets Michael, she's seductive and uninhibited; by chance, a few days later they connect. The PR firm where he's creative director is competing to be bought by a household name (think Proctor & Gamble); winning will bring money, status, and a big ad budget. His firm's win depends on both his ideas and his maintaining traditional values; so, he puts his divorce on hold. His family adds problems: childhood memories and his sister's abusive husband threaten his balance. His fuse is short. Will self control hold obsession and fury in check, or is Michael the spark that will start a conflagration? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
Not knowing anything about cast or director helped me truly enjoy this film, I had no pre conceived ideas or expectations. Except for a few not fully explained issues, the main plot and non conventional story take you to an original situation where freedom, anguish, pain, and a chance for liberation clash incessantly. This movie is not for the standard American public, I can predict it will be very well received in other parts of the world with more sophisticated film tastes. The chemistry between both lead actors is electrifying, the continuous tension keeps your attention fixed. Not knowing how the story will end keeps you guessing multiple outcomes. The sexual encounters are realistic and totally appropriate.