A slave in the antebellum South escapes her secluded plantation only to discover a shocking reality that lies beyond the tree line. Drama If this "hi-concept" Hollywood lark were any more woke, the DVD would come with a free rooster. Allegedly "inspired" by a true story (?), the trick to appreciating this one is to skip the first 30 mins (trust me!) and just jump in, try it out. It grows on you. Keke Palmer, who looks and talks a lot like the current lead in Star Trek Discovery, goes above and beyond the call of duty here, trying to sell a story with plot holes big enough to absorb a Dwarf Star. That said, there is an underlying emotional charge to this odd tale that actually deserves an audience. And the retro vibe revisiting the 70s (which honestly may be lost on current filmgoers) actually works more often than it fails.