Behind Closed Doors

Name: Behind Closed Doors
Genre: Drame
Released: 2021-10-27
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Alyssa Angelle, Idella Bass, Dred Carpenter

2021

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,7/10

MA NOTE

Behind Closed Doors is a suspense drama about four women who are unable to cope with their sexual preferences; having sex with other woman. They will soon find out their true identity through trail or error.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBehind Closed Doors is a suspense drama about four women who are unable to cope with their sexual preferences; having sex with other women. They will soon find out their true identity throug... Tout lireBehind Closed Doors is a suspense drama about four women who are unable to cope with their sexual preferences; having sex with other women. They will soon find out their true identity through trial and error. Will they choose to be themselves? Will living a secret life cost them ... Tout lireBehind Closed Doors is a suspense drama about four women who are unable to cope with their sexual preferences; having sex with other women. They will soon find out their true identity through trial and error. Will they choose to be themselves? Will living a secret life cost them their L-I-V-E-S?

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,7/10

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Low budget film and it shows.

This film is seriously flawed and either lost its good intentions or was meant to be exploitative and tried, vainly, to recover some degree of cinematic and moral gravitas with thin underlying moral messages. Primarily what is seen is an LGBT movie with several scenes of primarily women being intimate, exploited, or naive. Probably an R rated product with a low budget and some gaffs that are nearly laughable particularly the hypocritical minister's eulogy including the phrase "when the rubber meets the road".

Very little to applaud in this effort except, perhaps, the bravery of the actors for signing on if they read the entire script beforehand.