Suffrage
The murder of a famous actress' mother sends private eye Natasha Hall spiraling down a rabbit hole of Hollywood and political conspiracy. Andie Newmar - a lonely, seductive older woman and estranged m…
Suffrage
The murder of a famous actress' mother sends private eye Natasha Hall spiraling down a rabbit hole of Hollywood and political conspiracy. Andie Newmar - a lonely, seductive older woman and estranged mother of world famous actress Rebecca Lyonne - is murdered in the middle of a one-night stand with a much younger man (aspiring actor Rusty Keiser). Through a fatal turn of events, Andie's neighbor Natasha Hall (private investigator extraordinaire) becomes the prime suspect. Desperate to clear her name, Natasha takes the case on for herself. Who is responsible for Andie's death?. And, more importantly, WHY was she killed? This mystery leads Natasha through a darkly comedic slew of new and familiar faces. Some trustworthy and some devious, each suspect presents a new threat and challenge. As the "plot thickens", Natasha's loyalties (and patience) will be stretched as far as they go, all in the name of "what's right." —JB
Suffrage
Action,Comedy,Mystery
Film Details
The murder of a famous actress' mother sends private eye Natasha Hall spiraling down a rabbit hole of Hollywood and political conspiracy. Andie Newmar - a lonely, seductive older woman and estranged mother of world famous actress Rebecca Lyonne - is murdered in the middle of a one-night stand with a much younger man (aspiring actor Rusty Keiser). Through a fatal turn of events, Andie's neighbor Natasha Hall (private investigator extraordinaire) becomes the prime suspect.
Desperate to clear her name, Natasha takes the case on for herself. Who is responsible for Andie's death?. And, more importantly, WHY was she killed? This mystery leads Natasha through a darkly comedic slew of new and familiar faces.
Some trustworthy and some devious, each suspect presents a new threat and challenge. As the "plot thickens", Natasha's loyalties (and patience) will be stretched as far as they go, all in the name of "what's right." —JB.