Ferocious (2012)Leigh Parrish, a likeable, small-town girl, now famous actress, takes increasingly drastic steps to protect her fame. Director:Robert CuffleyWriter:Robert Cuffley |
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Ferocious (2012)Leigh Parrish, a likeable, small-town girl, now famous actress, takes increasingly drastic steps to protect her fame. Director:Robert CuffleyWriter:Robert Cuffley |
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| Amanda Crew | ... |
Leigh Parrish
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| Kim Coates | ... |
Sal
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| Dustin Milligan | ... |
Callum Beck
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| Michael Eklund | ... |
Eric
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| Katie Boland | ... |
Tess
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| Stephen Huszar | ... |
Steve Sherwood
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| Amy Matysio | ... |
Yolanda
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| Brock Andrews | ... |
Camera man
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Joel Graves | ... |
Reporter
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| Shannon Jardine | ... |
Prostitute
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| Ann Wu-Lai Parry | ... |
Reporter
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Leigh Parrish, a likeable, small-town girl, now famous actress, takes increasingly drastic steps to protect her fame.
Kim Coates gives a two-for-one stellar performance in the film. Amanda Crew is terrific too, as is Michael Eklund. I found the screenplay well written and very well delivered, making for a relatively fast 93 minutes -- a fine fulfillment of the thriller's vision. Director Robert Cuffley's treatment of the story's monitor-and-mirror motif, definitely 'dark' in tone (much of the film is set in a dimly lit nightclub, after hours) becomes very big on the big screen; if we are paying attention, we recognize this 'monitor' as a mirror (and that any mirror can itself be a "mirage," as much as a monitor can). And to me an upclose- and-personal look at this reflection of archetypical truth, contextualized in clever and at times comical narrative, worth an evening's and a few dollars' investment.