I thought the director and screen writer did a great job of keeping the suspense up throughout the film. I also liked that the main character was complex and not someone who would be 'easy to like' in a stereotyped way for women or mothers. I thought the acting was quite good as well.

Great story with interesting, multi layered characters. Rachel Brosnahan and the rest of the cast gave great performances and the filmmaker captured the 70s aesthetic so well! The plot kept me engaged from the quiet moments through the intense parts.

I liked that the film focused on the characters and less on action and needless violence except in the final scene.\rI really liked the performances by Rachel Brosnahan and Arize Kene.\rThanks for the free online sneak screening! Much appreciated during these awful COVID times.\rJohn Wong

You have to appreciate a slow moving film that results in a story full of intrigue along the way and I’m Your Woman is solid film with a great cast. I highly recommend