Frank E. Jackson Jr.
as Director
Invisible Lies
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
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Description
The drama film Invisible Lies, starring Kristin Lauria, Frank E. Jackson Jr., Moses Massena, etc., directed by Frank E. Jackson Jr., was released on May 4, 2021 in the United States. It tells the story of A Black lawyer must come to grip with his prejudices after falling in love with a White woman while simultaneously defending a Black teenager who has been wrongfully accused of drugging and raping his White girlfriend. This is a Drama, Romance film with a runtime of 71 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 3.0/10 from 71 viewers.
Top Cast
Kristin Lauria
as Amber Lake
Frank E. Jackson Jr.
as Malcolm White Jr
Moses Massena
as Marcus Williams
Natasha 'Breezy' Malone
as Tracey Sharpe
Ryan Lucas
as Tory Weathers
Maurice McKinney
as Daryl Williams
Leilani Cartledge
as Brenda Williams
Tom Scorzone
as Ben Foster
Jeffry Foote
as Concerned Friend
Tiffany Harris
as Bartender
Juanita James
as Bar Patron
Kaitlyn Jones
as Bar Patron
Daniel Russomanno
as Diner Patron
Richard Souza
as Diner Patron
Lucas Varga
as Diner Patron
Frank E. Jackson Jr.
as Writer
Where to Watch
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Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Production
Castle Rock Entertainment
Award
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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User Review
source: Invisible Lies
Good movie!
2021's Invisible Lies is an experimental model. It may be streaming on Peacock but it probably belongs in some international film festival out in Iowa. Frank E. Jackson Jr (the director of "Lies") basically shoots the flick in three ways. We're talking 360 pivot shots, follow shots, and alternating close-ups (that are really close up). There's also a non-linear narrative but hey, don't be fooled by what you're actually seeing. Invisible Lies has Jackson Jr as writer, producer, helmer, and star. With almost no production values in the tank, "Lies" is probably not an ego trip for Frank but rather a way of cutting corners by him doing everything himself. Now did Jackson Jr act as the sound editor too? Maybe. If that's the case then he should have hired someone instead. The sound editing in Invisible Lies is something horrible to behold. I mean the characters are either talking too loud or their voices are being drowned out by the melodic soundtrack. There's just no consistency and even some bad background noise might've been picked up by the boom mics. Coming off as a sort of student film version of Spike Lee's Jungle Fever, "Lies" is about an African-American lawyer who falls for a Caucasian woman despite his offhanded views of interracial relationships. Frank E. Jackson Jr plays lawyer Malcolm White Jr while Kristin Lauria plays Amber Lake, Malcolm's curious source of fondness. The acting in Invisible Lies isn't awful but it still has a little whiff of community theatre. Howbeit, some of the scenes actually crackle as long as the actors settle in and hit their marks. The biggest snag I had with "Lies" is that it's disjointed and blatantly unfinished despite its self-serving, non-sequential gimmick (mentioned in the first paragraph). Bottom line: I can't recommend Invisible Lies and its half-done tease of 71 minutes. If I did I'd be "lying" to myself.
Good to see a different perspective of racism. Im sure the low scores are from closed minded people.
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