Fatale (2021)
Fatale
”A married man's life is turned upside down after a one-night stand with a cunning police detective.”
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This is a suspense with a 1980s feel and in the biggest style of 'Fatal Attraction'. Starring two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank as a blackmailing mistress, 'Fatale' is a highly intriguing movie. In the story, a married man (Michael Ealy) gets involved with a woman (Swank) he barely knows, which ends up complicating his life. Director Deon Taylor - producer of 'The Chain of Evil' - achieved a good atmosphere of mystery and we don't even need to mention Swank's great performance, her award-winning career easily points that out.
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After a one-night stand, a successful married man finds himself entangled in a cunning police detective's latest investigation.
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