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Ten strangers, a chauffeur, an actress past her prime, a call-girl, a cop who is transporting a killer, a pair of newlyweds, and a family in emergency are stranded at an isolated motel during a wicked rainstorm. It appears that they all have something that they attempt to hide, however, their secrets begins to unravel as they are killed one by one. Their only key to survival seems be related to their their secrets, which they have to reveal if they want to stay alive. Identity is an intriguing film with a clever plot based on an Agatha Christie novel, and like all of Agatha Christie's novels there are several clues for the audience to try to figure out who the killer is. Nevertheless, Identity brings a dark story to the audience that can cause puzzlement and bewilderment, which in the end offers a fine cinematic experience. |
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| 4/25/2003 | |
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