L'ombre d'un doute

A journalist clears a man of a murder committed 4 years earlier. She falls in love with him but her former policeman lover is convinced the man is guilty.

The film works to a 'standard guess the culprit' formula. It's quite exciting with a couple of twists. If you like murder mysteries this fits the bill. 7/10

I recently watched Seeds of Doubt film with Joe Lando, Alberta Watson and Peter Coyote. For those who like good thriller's especially suspense thrillers this is the movie for you. This movie will keep you on your toes all the way and is very well acted. I would recommend everyone to try and see this film, it is worth the money. Alberta Watson and Joe Lando together are well suited as co-actors, they seems to work in sink with each other. This is no ordinary Who Dunit film but a Who Dunit with a twist, Joe Lando has an amazing body although from the other review I read I did not get to see the uncut version, the version I saw did have the usual nudity scene in it but nothing that children could not view, would have loved to see the other version as well as I am a huge fan of Joe Lando and to see him uncut would be very pleasant indeed.

So-so thriller mystery that will bore some but mainly watchable for Joe Lando's sexual presence. Basic Instinct wannabe that sends you the usual "is he guilty or isn't he?" route. Alberta Watson, as usual, is cold as an iceberg, but Lando's on fire. Watch out for different editions of this movie: the love scene goes from pg13 in the US edition with Joe rocking suggestively his naked arse to X-rated in the harder to find director's cut where Joe goes full frontal, erected and obviously experiences a real orgasm while "playing" the part. A very surprising animalistic side for the fans of Dr. Quinn: Sully was romantic, but Lando is one sexy beast!