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Rachel (Golden Brooks) and her
girlfriends Charlene (Deborah Cox) and
Monica (Melissa De Sousa) are realizing
what they want in a man is not what
their getting in their men. Rachel and
husband Deacon Clarence (Darrin Dewitt
Henson) find themselves in a marriage
that lacks confidence on the surface but
love deep within. Charlene and husband
Bruce (Darius McCrary) can't seem to
keep the love consistent in between the
drinking, abuse and occasional
infidelity. Monica' childhood friend
Jasper King (Mel Jackson) is so trying
to make her see him for who he is.
Unfortunately, Monica is looking for
love in all the wrong places.
Three stories. One ultimate discovery;
that God is key.
A Good Man is Hard to Find creates a
realistic of not only families trying to
stay together but families within the
church that seem to be flawless on top
but flawed underneath the surface.
Golden Brooks portrayed the wife of a
Deacon finding himself in God but
forgetting to incorporate his failing
family with is his love of the Lord.
Brooks has done an excellent job leaving
the ghetto superstar characters she
normally portrays in other films like
'Beauty Shop'. She shows her versatility
as an actress and is truly convincing as
she so easily cheats on her husband
without a second thought.
Some unbelievable moments are son Buddy
who seems to be the same age as father
Clarence. Better casting is warranted.
This great story line is intriguing.
Excellent direction and great angles
keep you from falling out of the film.
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