Monday, May 20, 2019

Cleopatra Entertainment Targets Aug. 27 For The DVD Debut Of Writer/Director Amanda Kramer’s Ladyworld


DVD & Blu-ray Release Report, Ralph Tribbey
Cleopatra Entertainment, with sales and distribution expertise provided by MVD Entertainment Group, has selected Aug. 27 as the DVD debut date for writer/director Amanda Kramer’s intense thriller, Ladyworld.

Be good, be kind, be lady-like … until the end of the world arrives!  And then you are on your own!!

Eden (Atheena Frizzell — Never Going Back, Hellion) is having a birthday party, her parents have left her the keys to the apartment … have fun with your seven party guests.   It’s a birthday party for teenage girls — no boys — so what could possibly go wrong?   

Ladyworld quickly mutates from this apparent teenage slumber party into a shocking statement on phobias — sexual and otherwise — societal pressures and how quickly the mores of civilized behavior can breakdown.   

The party goers, including Piper (Annalise Basso — Slender Man, Ouija: Origin of Evil, Captain Fantastic) and Olivia (Ariela Barer), find themselves caught up in an apparent earthquake (the film simply begins in the black with a deafening roar) and they do the normal thing following such an event and begin to sort things out ... “you OK?” … “did any thing fall on you?” … Wow, what was that?”

DVD & Blu-ray Release Report, Ralph TribbeyOnce they realize that they are actually trapped in the apartment and that help might not be on the way — and that supplies are surprisingly sparse — things begin to go south.   They form into two “tribes” headed by the aforementioned Piper and Olivia and make their first attempts at asserting control.  Hysteria rises as the young women fear that an unknown “man” is lurking within their apartment prison. 

In filmmaker Amanda Kramer’s Ladyworld, the things that make young women “lady-like” are quickly stripped away and that eerie line from Rudyard Kipling’s famous 1919 poem, “The Female of the Species,” comes to bear ... “For the female of the species is more deadly than the male.”

DVD & Blu-ray Release Report, Ralph Tribbey





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