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A new thriller starring Torrei Hart, Darius McCrary and Clifton Powell follows a detective investigating a disturbing series of disappearances.
Forever My Lady is coming to Amazon Prime Video on Oct. 16. The film centers on Detective Shanel Reid as she investigates women disappearing across the city. The investigation eventually leads Reid to Sebastian, a dangerous man whose obsession with one woman threatens to affect multiple lives.
A detective faces a disturbing case
Torrei Hart stars as Detective Shanel Reid, who finds herself drawn deeper into an investigation involving missing women.
As Reid follows the case, she encounters Sebastian, played by Luca Della Valle. His fixation becomes a central part of the story as the investigation reveals the potential consequences for families and other people caught in his path.
The film’s premise combines investigation with a story about obsession and survival. It also explores how one person’s fixation can create consequences that extend beyond the people directly involved.
The cast behind Forever My Lady
The film features an ensemble cast alongside Hart and Della Valle.
Darius McCrary plays Detective Dale Dumars, while Clifton Powell appears as Captain Harris. Jamie Bernadette plays Irene Ludwick, and Cocoa Brown takes on the role of Mama Moore.
The cast also includes Michael Emery as Jacob Alexander, Tracey Nicole Graves as Tracy Jetter, Jermaine Hopkins as Terell Danks and Jayson Warner Smith as Fogarty.
Forever My Lady heads to Prime Video
The film’s promotional materials describe Forever My Lady as a dark, suspense-driven story focused on obsession, investigation and survival.
The trailer, poster, images and clips are now available through EPK.TV ahead of the release.
For viewers interested in mystery-driven thrillers, the film’s central investigation sets up a story where Detective Reid must follow a troubling case while confronting the consequences surrounding Sebastian’s obsession.
Forever My Lady premieres on Amazon Prime Video on Oct. 16.
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