A Lonely Woman

I truly enjoyed the movie, A Lonely Woman, as an independent film, it delivers great quality in craftsmanship image, sound and music compared to other films of the same nature. It offers an interesting story and plot. When justice fails, Youlika Skafida as Annie takes matters on her own hands to find her parents killers and serves justice by her own hand.

It's plot, with its twists and turns is an attention grabber from beginning to end, you have to watch it until the end. It's a choice between love and vengeance. Check it out now.

Easily the longest 2 hours of my life.

After the first few minutes I knew I was in for a slog, the only reason I watched the whole thing is because my morbid curiosity outweighed my will to stop. It was like one huge scene of a horror movie that you know you don't want to watch and cover your eyes but then end up peeking anyway... for 2 hours...

I thought I would be on the edge of my seat with a female lead action thriller, but to no avail... The dialog was choppy and difficult to hear. The editing was, interesting at best. The story seemed to be all over the place. I went away disappointed. The only bright spot for me was Beau Yotty (Antonie). His performance actually got me through the film. So bravo to you sir. That was an accomplishment. He saved this film from a 1 star rating.

No pun intended - I had forgotten that I had seen the main actress in something before. Her accent made it clear to me that she may be Greek (spanish would be the only other option I had in mind) ... and I was right about that. I also had seen her in Kinetta before. Which did not work for me ... and this movie also has quite the issues ... acting being one of them.

The main character should be able to speak - but since english is not her first language ... I mean it does lead to many funny situations ... most are not meant to be funny. At least not to that degree ... anyway, if you are able to suspend your disbelief and just love no budget movies ... well I reckon you might be enterained.

I liked this film a lot. Annie's transformation is really cool and I really like the aesthetic.