The Sin Seer (2015)

Rose Ricard has a gift, she can see into your soul. She can discern the truth from a lie and sometimes, she can perceive the very thoughts before they are formed in your mind. She uses ... See full summary »

Director:

Paul D. Hannah

Writers:

Paul D. Hannah (story), Paul D. Hannah

Stars:

Isaiah Washington, Lisa Arrindell, Salli Richardson-Whitfield

1 win.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Isaiah Washington	...	Grant Summit
Lisa Arrindell	...	Rose Ricard (as Lisa Arrindell Anderson)
Salli Richardson-Whitfield	...	Nia
C. Thomas Howell
Michael Ironside	...	Alexander Rachet
Richard Brooks	...	Jake Ballard
Gregory Alan Williams	...	Clarence Ricard
Tia Hendricks	...	Young Rose
Angeline-Rose Troy	...	Abagail Landers
Billy 'Sly' Williams	...	Billy Shevers
Carrie Anne Hunt	...	Melissa
Devin McGee	...	Carter
Morgan Alexandria	...	Barkeep
Bridget Carrington	...	Jazz Singer
LaRaisha Burnette	...	The Jazz Singer

Storyline

Rose Ricard has a gift, she can see into your soul. She can discern the truth from a lie and sometimes, she can perceive the very thoughts before they are formed in your mind. She uses these gifts to solve unsolved cases and bring closure where there is none. Her most recent case, unwittingly opens the doors to her own past and that of her new partner Grant Summit.

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Genres:

Drama | Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

13 October 2015 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Overflow Entertainment,Silver Lining Entertainment,Cassiopeia Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

109 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

This will be the second time Lisa Arindell Anderson and Isaiah Washington work together. They had previously appeared as husband and wife in the Spike Lee movie Clockers.

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Soundtracks

I Can't Let Go Now
Written by Paul D. Hannah
Performed by Ryan Wirtz

User Reviews

Disappointed, but not surprised to be.

I expected more from Isaiah Washington. This review is in no way a disparagement towards him, it wasn't his choice to be casted alongside an overly emotional actress. The quality of the overly dramatic performance of his counterpart is what completely ruined the movie. It may have been a good movie, but it was as if they intended to make it with an other side of the tracks kind of undertone; a love story of a mysterious clairvoyant and a troubled, complicated convict. No and no. None of that computed. Lisa Anderson's performance was a disappointment and a reason to not even watch this film. She may be pretty, but she is way too much. Even for a clairvoyant, way, way too much. I give it a 3/10 because there are more than likely other films that are worse than this one, but not many.