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Featuring Melanie James as "Salema LaReaux", Michael Angelo as "Dominic Sanchez"
Stacey Williams as "Detective Wendy Jefferson" Ryan Healy as "Sal O'Reilly,
Benjie Anderson as "Paul Williamson" Elizabeth Devine as Alisha Rosen" Ty Scott as "Tony"
Jim Mize as "John Walker" Dexter Tucker as "Attorney Albright" and Darrell Washington as"Ken Davis"
Written and Directed by Michael K. Harris Executive Producers Mazola Brown Michael K. Harris
Director of Photography Lionel Montel Elder Produced by New Visions Film Group
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Stacey Williams as "Detective Wendy Jefferson" Ryan Healy as "Sal O'Reilly,
Benjie Anderson as "Paul Williamson" Elizabeth Devine as Alisha Rosen" Ty Scott as "Tony"
Jim Mize as "John Walker" Dexter Tucker as "Attorney Albright" and Darrell Washington as"Ken Davis"
Written and Directed by Michael K. Harris Executive Producers Mazola Brown Michael K. Harris
Director of Photography Lionel Montel Elder Produced by New Visions Film Group
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Wanga Woman - Synopsis Genre: Horror / Running Time: 1 hour 47 minutes Rated: Mature Audiences A wicked horror story of a Creole woman, Salema LaReaux (Melanie James), who learns the power of karma when she uses an ancestral *Wanga Doll ritual to seek vengeance on corrupt city officials following the mysterious death of her grandmother. "Attorney Albright", (Dexter Tucker, actor Chris Tucker's brother) plays a sharp dressing, hard nose, straight to the point lawyer. He is hired by "Salema" to handle corrupt city officials who threaten to take his life when his investigation interferes with their illegal dealings. Salema resorts to extreme measures in her retribution becoming the essence of the *Wanga doll she uses in the ritual. As time passes she realizes "Karma has a way with vengeance". So now she must release her negative energy toward her enemies who will ultimately destroy themselves. *Wanga Dolls (pronounciation Wan-Jah) are dolls said to be possessed of a spirit and used to attract good, repel evil, or work revenge.
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From the Director's Perspective... Wanga Woman is not a slasher horror film about a mad woman going around killing people. The story is actually about a woman who's life situations push her far beyond her limit and in her anger and desparation she resorts to extreme measures to overcome her obstacles... Ultimately she grows to understand that vengeance toward her enemies was not nearly as effective as the karma they would receive regardless of her actions toward them. The film also explores discomforting scenes of graphic sex and violence which take place simultaneously erupting in a place which will shake the essence of our core animal instincts. I designed and created the symbol below as a reminder to us all... for everyone who did you wrong and thought they got away with it... Karma has a way with vengeance. Michael K. Harris  Copyright 2008 New Visions Film Group Meaning of this symbol = Karma has a way with vengeance |
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