A Fall from Grace (2020)
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”Grace finds love again, but secrets threaten her happiness and trigger her violent side.”
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This movie is written and directed by Tyler Perry, considered one of the most influential directors, producers, and actors in cinema, television, and theater in the United States (creator, among other things, of the character Madea and her long series of films). 'A Fall from Grace' follows the structure of a procedural thriller, so be prepared to witness an entire case from investigation (and the discovery of dark secrets) to the trial itself, in the style of the classic series 'Law & Order'. The cast is made up of stars such as Crystal Fox ('Big Little Lies'), Phylicia Rashad ('Creed') and Mehcad Brooks ('Supergirl'), among others, who present performances at the level of intensity required by the script.
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Disheartened since her ex-husband's affair, Grace Waters feels restored by a new romance. But when secrets erode her short-lived joy, Grace's vulnerable side turns violent.
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