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| Zac Efron | ... | ||
| Matthew McConaughey | ... | ||
| Nicole Kidman | ... | ||
| John Cusack | ... | ||
| David Oyelowo | ... | ||
| Scott Glenn | ... | ||
| Ned Bellamy | ... |
Tyree Van Wetter
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| Nealla Gordon | ... |
Ellen Guthrie
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| Macy Gray | ... |
Anita Chester
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Edrick Browne | ... |
Hustler #1
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| Kevin Waterman | ... |
Victim
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Danny Hanemann | ... |
Sheriff Thurmond Call
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| Peter Murnik | ... | ||
| John P. Fertitta | ... |
Sam Ellison
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| Jay Oliver | ... |
Mr. Guthrie /
Wedding Guest
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Eldest son Ward Jansen is a star reporter for a Miami newspaper and has returned home with close friend Yardley to investigate a racial murder case. Younger brother Jack Jansen has returned home after a failed stint at university as a star swimmer. To help give his life some direction, Ward gives Jack a job on their investigation as their driver. But into the mix comes the fiancée of the imprisoned convict who stirs up confusing feelings of love and lust for the young Jack. Meanwhile, Ward and Yardley's investigation stirs up deep-rooted issues of race and acceptance which could cause serious consequences for everyone involved. Written by napierslogs
Great actors, horrible movie. The story was rambling, confused, and seemed to be dark just to be dark.
The narration was horrible; Macy Gray is incoherent throughout. I'm sure there was a reason to have a narrator, but the fact that she was completely unable to be understood kind of eliminates the benefit.
Characters were poorly developed and there was never any build up to explain their behavior.
The director seemed to be searching for ways to degrade every character over and over and over. This movie was disturbing without any redeeming quality at all.
Don't waste your time or your money.