The deeper Jasmine digs into the facts of the case with Grace, the more questions she has about what really happened. All she has to do is plead guilty, according to Jasmine’s gruff and callous boss (Perry, proving again as he did in “ Gone Girl” that he can do solid work as a serious actor). A woman named Grace (Crystal Fox) has been charged with murdering her husband-and she’s confessed to the crime. One of those officers, Jordan (Matthew Law), is married to Jasmine ( Bresha Webb, who also appeared in Perry’s “ Acrimony”), a young public defender who’s about to take on a challenging case of her own.
A distraught, elderly woman plunges to her death from a rooftop, with negotiators and police unable to stop her.
Everything will wrap up way too quickly (even though “A Fall From Grace” is all of two hours long) and you will have some questions afterward, such as: How did that character get out of those handcuffs?īut first, the movie begins abruptly with a literal fall. The perpetrator is a handsome man who, inevitably, will end up shirtless. A law-abiding, God-fearing woman is wronged, and she summons the strength to make things right. “A Fall From Grace”-which the filmmaker reportedly shot in just five days at his Atlanta studio-revisits some of his preferred, melodramatic themes. This is what you want from Perry, though, as writer, director, producer and co-star.
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