Wuchak
**_Aged Burt Reynolds visits a black family in rural Louisiana_** A white shop owner from DC (Reynolds) is injured and whisked away by a black cab driver (April Grace) to her familyâs modest home in the Deep South where he stays longer than expected. Shot in October-November, 1997, âWaterproofâ was not released until 2000-2001, but itâs a well-done Southern Gothic that respects the intelligence of the viewer. Hours after watching I was able to connect-the-dots and it elicited a âWowâ reaction. This is easily one of Burtâs best roles, but you have to be in the mood for a drama. I donât want to say much more because itâs best for you to discover for yourself, but the movieâs warm, sobering and revelational. Moreover, it contains one of the best church sequences in cinematic history. If you liked Robert Duvallâs "The Apostle" (1997), youâll appreciate this. The film runs 1 hour, 35 minutes, and was shot in Tensas Parish in northeast Louisiana with other stuff done in Wilmington, North Carolina. GRADE: A-/B+