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Black (2004) Online
Original Title :
Black
Genre :
Movie / Action / Mystery / Thriller / Drama
Year :
2004
Directror :
Claude Sandeaux
Cast :
Ryan McCoy,Jason Atwood,Christina Ulloa
Writer :
Ryan McCoy
Budget :
$30,000
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 32min
Rating :
5.8/10

Over a six day period, Jessie McNiel is faced with choices: the ones he makes, and the ones he's afraid to make. Whichever path he decides to take will alter his life, and the life of everyone around him, forever.

Black (2004) Online

Jessie McNiel is a young man, who is at a crossroads in his life. The life he has, is one of backstabs, broken hearts, and unhappiness. The life he wants, will light a flame inside him that has been burning deep inside his entire life. It will take the wits, words, and body of a girl named Alicia. She will bring him into a new world that compliments Jessie's dark heart. With the evil mastermind, Eli, pulling the strings to the whole process, Jessie McNiel will slip deeper into a world of death, hatred, and despair.
Credited cast:
Ryan McCoy Ryan McCoy - Jessie McNiel
Jason Atwood Jason Atwood - Andy Warrick
Christina Ulloa Christina Ulloa - Alicia
Jane May Jane May - Rachel Thompson
Hallie Shepherd Hallie Shepherd - Karen Hill
Dennis Kleinsmith Dennis Kleinsmith - Eli
Amanda Coffman Amanda Coffman - Trish
Genevieve Lee Howell Genevieve Lee Howell - Fiona Trummel (as Genny Howell)
Casey Rettenmier Casey Rettenmier - Isaac Sherman
Dan Guilliaume Dan Guilliaume - Bouncer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Nicole Chastain Nicole Chastain - Susan
Patrick Hogan Patrick Hogan - Allan


User reviews

Unnis

Unnis

Since the movie was filmed in Seattle, I was a little distracted at first by the scenery (I was trying to pick out clubs, locations, etc.), but soon got into the rhythm of the film. The writing is strong. The acting by most of the primary characters is quite good, with the exception of the actress who plays Jessie's girlfriend. The direction was interesting, especially in a three or four minute scene in which the focus is strictly on three people and only three people. (You have to see it to know what I'm talking about. I don't want to give anything away.) The film is definitely darker than what I'm used to, but it gave me a lot to think about as far as choices you make in life and the repercussions those choices can have. While I didn't quite understand the ending of the film, I think that is this is a solid piece of work nonetheless and holds promise for both the film makers and the actors.