Alexis, represents some of the biggest artists in the country. Her life is thrown into a tailspin when her clients begin being mysteriously killed. She enlists the help of new guy, Max, to investigate the murders.
Trailer
Cast
Miles Triplett
Director
Deborah Michal
Alexis
Lamonde Scott
Max
Lj Scott
Max
Brianna Butler
Ymani
DeMarcus Curry
Mr. Lawson
Julian Horton
Bobby
Gary Champion
Zeus
Laneé Bond
Janine
Jae Eun Ahn
Julie
Kelly Jean
Steven
Princess Clinkscales
Iyana
Christopher Michael Weakley
Ted
Miles Triplett
Curly J
Marquis Curry
Laviticus
Dexter Jefferson
Dyno
Gerald Lawson
Bass the Guitarist
Tyler Prynce
Amber Marie
Marlena C. Robinson
Miche
Miles Triplett
Writer
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Comments
5 Comments
The beginning scene was definitely interesting. Alot of indie films take over half of the movie until the action begins. The lead actors and actresses did a good job working within the script. The storyline could be tightened up a little bit as to connect every scene with the other. But overall the writer did a pretty good job of keeping the extra dialogue to a minimum. Marketing wise, I think this may resonate with the younger African American demographic because comedy works well within this new film climate even without some of the bigger name actors/actresses. Overall it was a good watch and i would definitely recommend to anyone who enjoy black commedies.
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The beginning scene was definitely interesting. Alot of indie films take over half of the movie until the action begins. The lead actors and actresses did a good job working within the script. The storyline could be tightened up a little bit as to connect every scene with the other. But overall the writer did a pretty good job of keeping the extra dialogue to a minimum. Marketing wise, I think this may resonate with the younger African American demographic because comedy works well within this new film climate even without some of the bigger name actors/actresses. Overall it was a good watch and i would definitely recommend to anyone who enjoy black commedies.
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