Friday Foster
Director: Arthur Marks
Actors: Pam Grier, Yaphet Kotto, Godfrey Cambridge
PlotFriday Foster is a former model turned magazine photographer who gets embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy after witnessing an assassination attempt on the wealthy and influential Blake Tarr. Her bravery and quick thinking capture the attention of the would-be assassins, leading her into a web of danger and deception. Determined to uncover the truth, she begins investigating Tarr's connections and motives, which reveals layers of political corruption and deadly secrets. Alongside her loyal friend Cleve, a street-smart private investigator, Friday navigates through various obstacles, including hitmen and shady characters, all while trying to stay one step ahead of those who want her silenced.
As her investigation continues, Friday discovers that the intricate plot she has stumbled upon is much larger than she initially thought. Her relentless pursuit of justice takes her into high society circles, where she uncovers alliances and enmities that test her courage. While confronting personal risks and battling trust issues, she remains steadfast in her quest to expose the masterminds behind the conspiracy. Her journey evolves into an empowering story of resilience and determination against the odds, showcasing her as a formidable force against corruption and crime.
Writers: Orville H. Hampton, Arthur Marks
Release Date: 09 Mar 1977
Runtime: 90 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Friday Foster is a lo-fi, energetic, politically tinged departure from the usual Grier fare, with very good to excellent technical merits.
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