Really good but not for the faint of heart!

This short film stars William Sadler (who you've probably seen in 1001 shows over the years) and Jessica Tuck. As for the director, Tracey D'Arcy, this is her first directorial job and you'd never know it, as the film is very polished and professional throughout.

I have a strong, strong warning for anyone who might see this. If you don't like disturbing or violent films, don't see this. If you have been severely abused in the past, think twice about seeing this film. It's very intense and NOT for the faint of heart!!

The film begins with a lady shackled into bed. The man who comes to the bedroom acts very concerned about her, but you really aren't sure what happened. Is she being held prisoner, is she mentally ill, or is there just a lot more to the story? Well, suffice to say that what you do find out if pretty bad. I don't want to say more because it would spoil the films

The bottom line is that it's very well made and is sort of like a violent "Twilight Zone" episode.

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Jessica Tuck as "Woman" and William Sadler as "Man" star in the psychological thriller "Another Life", a short film by Tracey D'Arcy.

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