Credited cast: | |||
Ashley C. Williams | ... | Julia | |
Tahyna MacManus | ... | Sadie (as Tahyna Tozzi) | |
Jack Noseworthy | ... | Dr. Sgundud | |
Joel de la Fuente | ... | Dr. Lin | |
Cary Woodworth | ... | Scott | |
Darren Lipari | ... | Matt | |
Ryan Cooper | ... | Piers | |
Brad Koed | ... | Adam | |
Sean Kleier | ... | Tim | |
Bridget Megan Clark | ... | Yael Frankel | |
Chris Cardona | ... | Macho Corp. Executive | |
Kumiko Konishi | ... | Female Bartender | |
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James Henry B. | ... | Pig F**ker - Man |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Drew Bongianni | ... | Male Patient | |
Andrew Breving | ... | Wall Street Man |
A neo-noir revenge thriller centering on Julia Shames, who after suffering a brutal trauma, falls prey to an unorthodox form of therapy to restore herself. Written by Anonymous
Let me first state that I am completely taken aback by a comment/review that states that men have nothing better to do than rape women (socially-wise) when they meet up. That's putting it in a nutshell, which is still just plain wrong on many different levels. I'm not a fan of the "genre" (if you can call it that), but this movie tries to put some other layers to the whole thing (not that they all work out perfectly, quite the opposite).
But the movie has some strong points (even things I don't agree with) and takes a bit of different path as to what you would expect. It kind of mixes another factor into the whole revenge thing. Not worked out perfectly and the one thing I do wholly agree with the other reviewer is that "American Mary" is far superior. But it wouldn't be fair to judge this movie like that. The technical aspect might not be up to speed with other productions, but this is low budget, no matter how much globalization has evolved ...