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Marjorie
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Joe
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Terry
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Officer Sudow
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Officer #1
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| Donna Lynn Leavy | ... |
Woman on Phone
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Enid Kent | ... |
Mother at Police Station
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Michael Hennessy | ... |
Pizza Man
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Danika Hendrickson | ... |
Joe's Daughter
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Clare Wren | ... |
Racquetball Player
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Security Guard
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An intended rape victim manages to escape from her attacker but leaves her purse behind. Worried that he may visit her house and finish what he has started, she contacts the police but they are unable to help, saying that she has no proof. "If he calls, let us know and we'll send a man round!" A fat load of good that would be. Her worst fears are realised when, alone one day in the house, her attacker visits and attempts again to rape her. Circumstances allow her not only to resist the attack but to turn the tables and lock him away. And that is where her dilemma really starts. Does she release him and risk another attack? Does she go to the police and risk being called a liar? Or does she kill him - and become as low as him? Written by Rhino <[email protected]>
I can't say that I enjoyed this movie as much as I think it achieves what it sets out to do... WAKE PEOPLE UP! The movie relies on good acting to suck you into watching the first halve then shocks you repeatedly with emotional violence.
If you just want a bit of mindless Tits and ass then this is not for you but if you want to be challenged emotionally, give it a watch.
I'd just like to answer the previous review who was upset because as he puts it;
"At the end this movie actually left me feeling sorry for the rapist which I sincerely doubt was the intention of the director."
No, you didn't miss out and yes you are indeed meant to feel (a bit) for the rapist, he pushed her over the edge into a place where SHE became the monster!... that is the whole point of the play.