Trois (2000)

"Trois" is a 2000 American film that premiered on February 11, 2000 with a runtime of 93 minutes. The movie, with a budget of $200,000, features a talented cast including Cristal Wilson as Tammy, Thomas Jefferson Byrd as Thomas (credited as Thom Byrd), Gary Dourdan as Jermaine Davis, Rob Hardy as MC, William Packer as Man in Club, Gretchen Palmer as Jade Owens, Kenya Moore as Jasmine Davis, Solomon K. Smith as Terrance / Eric, Bryce Wilson as Robert, Jay Jones as Charlies Givens, Tarik Holloway as Derrick Givens, Donna Bisco as Ms. Paul, George Williams as Judge Cummings, Ron N. Binder as Wilson, Gregory V. Anderson as Det. Anderson (credited as Gregory Anderson), Tom Roulé as Det. Smith, Chato Waters as Rosalyn, Heather Roxanne Ferguson as Bar Lesbian, Roxzayne T. Mims as Jasmine's Mother, Keanna Henson as Club Singer, El Rock as The Chronicle Band Member, Avery Johnson as The Chronicle Band Member, Billy Odum as The Chronicle Band Member, Melvin Baldwin as The Chronicle Band Member, Wendy Delush as Charles' Wife, Tori Hunter as Charles' Lawyer, Ryan McNalley as Lawyer, Lucia Ashe as Woman in Car, Terry Bello as Male Radio Voice, Kelly Ray as Female Radio Voice, Janet Jack as Radio Caller, Tomasina McCoy as Bar Waitress, Dori Hunter as Car Accident Witness, Ryan Cameron as Club DJ, Deidre Deionne as Lesbian (credited as Deionne Gibson), Carl Anthony as Jasmine's Father, Six as Club dancer, Troy Evans as Man In Club.

The film revolves around various characters and their intertwined stories, touching on themes of love, betrayal, and secrets. With a diverse cast and engaging plot, "Trois" keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as the characters navigate through life's twists and turns. The performances by the actors bring depth and emotion to the story, making it a captivating watch from start to finish.

Overall, "Trois" is a compelling movie that offers a glimpse into the complexities of human relationships and the consequences of our actions. With a mix of drama, suspense, and romance, this film is sure to entertain audiences and leave them thinking long after the credits roll.