Woman Thou Art Loosed: On The Seventh Day (2012)
Woman Thou Art Loosed: On The Seventh Day (2012)
In Theaters : April 13, 2012
MPAA Rating : PG-13 (for mature thematic material, violence, sexuality, drug and alcohol content, and language)
Genres : Drama, Sequel
Director : Neema Barnette
Writer : Cory Tynan
Stars : Blair Underwood, Sharon Leal, Nicole Beharie ..
Run Time : 1 hour 41 minutes
Distributors : CodeBlack Entertainment
Production Status : Released
Filming Locations : New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Produced In : United States
Storyline:
Kari and David Ames have seemingly built the perfect life until Kari's dark past is unveiled following the kidnapping of their 6-year old daughter. As the couple desperately searches for their child, Kari realizes she's not the only one who has secrets. Forced to confront the truth, life spirals out of control for both of them in this independent psychological thriller
User Reviews :
I read about this movie in L.A. Times and then on the Chicago Tribune's website, and I wanted to make sure I supported it. From the trailer, it doesn't look like the typical black film full of stereotypes and a plot that leaves much to be desired. I've been a Blair Underwood fan since I was a kid and think Sharon Leal is a great actress. The movie is about a married couple whose daughter is kidnapped but in order to find out who the criminal is who did it, they are forced to deal with their own deeply hidden secrets. I had my own opinions on who the kidnapper was and I was surprised I was right because I kept second-guessing myself, which is a good thing because a predictable plot is no fun. But the secrets the wife was hiding were definitely unexpected. I wasn't sold on Pam Grier playing the tough cop or her New Orleans accent ("that there" seemed like a stretch), but it was good to see her in a new film. I'll definitely buy the film when it releases and hope that Hollywood will let it show up in more theaters.
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