A Woman Like That

A Woman Like That depicts the slow motion disaster of a carefully planned caper dissolving into chaos. It is an existential, neo-noir vision of crime that is stripped down. Its perpetrators and victims have nothing to lose but themselves. Passengers on a lost highway, they all have a ticket to ride. Roy Dalhart knew he was a murderer. When still a teen, hadn’t he killed his step-brother, Zack, in a fencing "accident"? On the run ever since, 35-year-old Roy was one false move from insanity when he met seductive con-artist Jordan and her sinister aunt, Miralle. He hadn’t counted on Jordan’s mysterious identical twin, Jennifer. Roy’s every move is orchestrated by a force greater than himself. He realized, much too late, that Jordan and her supporting cast were Fate’s stand-in.