Enough

Abused wife turns vigilante against abusive husband

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About Enough

Released: 2002

Platform: Netflix

Rating: PG-13

Run time: 1h 55m

Cast
Jennifer Lopez, Billy Campbell, Tessa Allen, Juliette Lewis, Dan Futterman, Noah Wyle, Fred Ward, Christopher Maher, Janet Carroll, Bill Cobbs

Enough (2002)

About Enough

Directed by Michael Apted, "Enough" is a 2002 American thriller film. The plot centers around a young woman named Slim (played by Jennifer Lopez), who discovers that her loving husband Mitch isn't who she thought he was. Upon uncovering Mitch's violent, controlling nature, Slim embarks on a desperate fight for survival and protection of her daughter. The harrowing tale of courage, resilience, and self-reliance takes various dramatic turns as it treads the line between fear and bravery.

Making / Production

The movie was produced by Irwin Winkler and Rob Cowan under the banner of Columbia Pictures. The script was written by Nicholas Kazan. Director Michael Apted's intense narrative style coupled with the suspenseful plot maintained a gripping atmosphere throughout the film.

Actors

  • Jennifer Lopez as Slim: Jennifer portrays the character of Slim, a beaten and terrified wife who turns into a fighter for her own and her daughter's survival.
  • Bill Campbell as Mitch: Bill plays the deceptive and abusive husband who forces Slim to resort to drastic measures.
  • Tessa Allen as Gracie: Tessa beautifully plays the role of the innocent young daughter caught in the crossfire of her parents' tumultuous relationship.
  • Juliette Lewis as Ginny: Juliette portrays Slim's supportive and loyal friend who stands by her through her struggles.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • Jennifer Lopez did most of her own stunts in the film.
  • The fighting style adopted by Slim, 'Krav Maga', is a real combat system used by the Israeli military.
  • The title 'Enough' is a reference to Slim realizing she has had enough of the violence and control.

Quotes

  • "You have a divine animal right to protect your own life and the life of your offspring."
  • "Self-defense is not murder."
  • "I learned how to fight so I wouldn't have to."

Music, Soundtrack

  • "This is a Man's World" by James Brown and Betty Jean Newsome.
  • "Blue Suede Shoes" by Carl Perkins.
  • "All Grown Up" by Elvis Costello.

Awards

The movie didn't win any major awards but received several nominations including a Teen Choice Award nomination for Jennifer Lopez in the category of Choice Movie Actress: Drama/Action Adventure.