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Middle of Nowhere 

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The story of a woman crossroad...

By Desha Winborne

Oct. 15, 2012 

USA Theatrical Release Date: October 12th 2012 (Limited)

Genre: Drama

Starring: Emayatzy Corinealdi, Omari Hardwick, David Oyelowo, Lorraine Toussaint

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  • Ava Duvernay 

Though Fans may remember Emayatzy Corinealdi from TV Movie Gunhill, a brief stint on the Young and the Restless and several Indie Shorts, the actress makes her full feature debut in Ava DuVernay’s Middle of Nowhere.  Corinealdi is Ruby, a devoted wife whose love is tested when her husband is sentenced to 8 years in prison.  His incarceration and her own sense of loyalty thrust her into the chaotic often-disheartening world of the criminal justice system.  Prison visits, courtroom drama and legal proceedings occupy most of her free time.  The crass world of the prison system is a far cry from her dreams of medical school; but necessary as she fights to restore her life.  As the burden of loneliness takes its toll and she succumbs to a kind stranger’s advances; Ruby finds herself in a middle place unsure of her next move.  In her uncertainty she ponders the point of it all; is it nobler to live her life trying to save her husband or to find the strength to move on and save herself? [read more]

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