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Deadly Wordz

"A Spoken Word Can Be Deadly"

April 1, 2003 1h 35m

Originally released in 2003. Deadly Wordz is a mystery/thriller film. directed by A.B. Harris.

Starring Seven, Michael Q. Davis, and Alinor Ben Menache

Synopsis

The annual Spoken Word Competition is coming and Werdz Steele is sure to win. He's a phenomenal poet with creativity, depth and delivery. Other talented poets will enter the contest, but Werdz has an advantage... his dad owns the club hosting the event. How can Werdz lose? He can't lose. He won't lose. When he wins, more ladies will love him... When he wins fellow poets will respect him... But before he even competes someone will kill him. The story unfolds as secrets are told and Werdz is murdered and found in his office. But who would kill and why, the detectives try to find answers and the reason behind it. With as many motives as suspects, whether it's money or respect, you'll keep guessing until the end. Is it the Jamaican kingpin? A poet? His best friend? His dad? The bartender? Or an ex-girlfriend? All have reasons to kill, but which one actually will be angry enough and voice it?

Quick Facts

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Release Date April 1, 2003 22 years ago
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Runtime 1h 35m 95 minutes total
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Language English Original language
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Country United States of America Production

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Production Details

Status
Released
Original Language
EN

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Deadly Wordz about?

The annual Spoken Word Competition is coming and Werdz Steele is sure to win. He's a phenomenal poet with creativity, depth and delivery. Other talented poets will enter the contest, but Werdz has ...

Who directed Deadly Wordz?

Deadly Wordz was directed by A.B. Harris.

How long is Deadly Wordz?

Deadly Wordz has a runtime of 1 hours and 35 minutes (95 minutes total).

When was Deadly Wordz released?

Deadly Wordz was released on April 1, 2003 in theaters.

Who are the main actors in Deadly Wordz?

The main cast of Deadly Wordz includes Seven, Michael Q. Davis, Alinor Ben Menache, Jacqueline Farrera-Hartt.