Suffrage

Suffrage is a fun, light hearted watch. Joe Black, succeeds in creating a compelling who done it story that hooks the audience from the start. With hints of classic private eye films from the 70's, 80's and 90's-- it is reminiscent of classic comedies like The Naked Gun and National Lampoon's anthology.

Cat Black's portrayal of Ms. Natasha Hall is effervescent-- zany and strong. It was refreshing to have a female character who plays by her own rules. With strong performances from the supporting cast, this film is not to be missed. Looking forward to the next installment...can't wait to see what's next for these characters. An investigation in Washington, I hope.

This crime mystery satire, gives a fun spin on the this genre of movies. The writing was good, and the characters were all interesting. I liked the locations, and the customs. The humor was unique, as the main protagonist solved the case. It had a great backdrop of music, as the plot thickened. It was a great escape, and it evoked images of the classic film Dragnet. I also thought of Naked Gun at times. It was the first of it's kind the way it combined all of the crime, mystery, and comedy with a political theme, and a woman as the lead character. There were some good set up punchlines, which made for some fun surprises.

I stumbled upon this ambitious indie one night: feminist one liners, old school raunch, political conspiracy, and a loose reference to Altman's "The Long Goodbye?" Yes, please!

The story revolves around Private Investigator Natasha Hall (played by Cat Black), hired to investigate a series of murders surrounding reclusive actress Rebecca Lyonne. In the true spirit of classic PI films, Natasha uncovers a cast of quirky characters as she traverses Los Angeles in an attempt to solve the murders -- all while working on her relationship with reporter Bobby Hoffman (Director Joe Black).

Hall's performance calls to mind some of the best moments of character actor Merritt Wever and carries the film throughout.

It's a fun ride across the City with intrigue, fart jokes, political references and Eric Roberts thrown in for good measure! Worth a watch!

Great movie! I initially watched the movie because Ron Thompson plays the role of Harry, but I stayed for the entire cast. Cat Black does a great job playing the street hardened yet sensitive private investigator Natasha who is accused of a crime she didn't commit. There are several twists to the story I was not expecting, including an impromptu visit by a stinky "friend". Like I mentioned, I am a big fan of Ron Thompson and he did not disappoint, playing Natasha's older yet hip, funny, young-at-heart partner. I highly recommend this film if not for the talented acting and quirky characters, than for the story itself!

This film is just terrific! I really enjoyed it! I enjoyed the full range of the characters. They were a hoot! Whoever did the casting did a wonderful job. I though all the cast was very well suited for their roles. I very much enjoyed Natasha Hall played by Cat Black. Cat Black was excellent in this role. She was very convincing and was the glue that held everything together in my book. I enjoyed Eric Roberts character too but I've always been an Eric Roberts fan. The pacing was good in this film. This goes to the credit of writer/director Joe Black who also played Bobby Hoffman in the film. The film moved along at a nice clip and never hit any flat spots in my book. This one gets a solid thumbs up from me!