Stroke It
Stroke It

Stroke It

1992Movie0English

Penthouse Pet of the Year Julie Strain and Playboy's Alexandria Lakewood (Melanie Good) learn the in's and out's of pool from pro David Hemmah. Filmed on location at the world famous Hollywood Athletic Club.

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Director: George LucasGenres: Short Film, Drama

Plot Summary

This short film explores the emotional and physical challenges faced by an individual dealing with the aftermath of a stroke. It portrays the struggle for recovery, the impact on personal relationships, and the resilience of the human spirit in overcoming adversity.

Critical Reception

As a short film, 'Stroke It' did not receive widespread critical review in the traditional sense. Its distribution was limited, primarily shown in specialized screenings and educational contexts. Audience reception focused on its poignant and realistic depiction of stroke recovery.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its sensitive portrayal of a difficult subject.
  • Noted for its realistic depiction of rehabilitation challenges.
  • Appreciated for its hopeful message about recovery.

Google audience: Information on Google user reviews for 'Stroke It' is not readily available due to its niche distribution and status as a short film.

Fun Fact

George Lucas is known for directing a variety of projects, but 'Stroke It' is a lesser-known work from his early career, often overlooked in discussions of his filmography.

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