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Title: Kinky (2018)
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| Obba Babatundé | ... | Mr. Bernard | |
| Sarodj Bertin | ... | Cindy | |
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Michael Bolwaire | ... | Trainer |
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Bianca Brice | ... | Naomi |
| Manny Cartier | ... | Messenger | |
| Leonel Claude | ... | Church Member | |
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Sasha Gates | ... | Kelly |
| Darrin Dewitt Henson | ... | Bradley | |
| Andrew J. Jackson | ... | Gym patron | |
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Kyra Keli | ... | Kim |
| Marklen Kennedy | ... | Dr. Weiss | |
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Tanya Kullgowski | ... | Sales Woman |
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Jean-Claude La Marre | ... | Dr. Richardson |
| Jazsmin Lewis | ... | Colette | |
Set in the affluent community of Buckhead, Atlanta, the story follows Dr. Joyce Carmichael (Dawn Richard), a talented, yet introverted surgeon at Sinai Hospital, who is struggling with the fact that she is still single despite all her professional successes. Joyce's strict Christian upbringing is a constant source of internal conflict for her, and limits the men she dates. However, upon a chance encounter with handsome Investor Darrin Wethington (Robert Ri'chard), Joyce immediately begins a whirlwind romance with the wealthy businessman and entrepreneur. It isn't long before Joyce begins to explore her own sexual fantasies, and convinces Darrin to join her in S&M sex. This leads them into further and further exploration into this world, which is traditionally considered taboo in the conservative and upscale black community of Buckhead.
For a title called Kinky, once I saw where the storyline tried to go, I expected to see "kinkiness"! But as soon as something begins between the two, it cuts to the end of whatever they was supposed to be doing. There's no show and tell at all. Then to throw a monkey wrench at the very end, and boom, movie over. I feel like this movie was going for a Fifty Shades of Grey feel with a twist, but missed all the important points that kept movie goers coming back.