DONKEY: Diary Of A Mad Black Name: Man Arrested After Holding His Disabled Wife Captive For 5 years
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Diary of a Mad Black Woman
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Misery
“The comparison of James Earl Johnson's actions to the movie Misery highlights themes of captivity and obsession.”