Jessica Smith Movies
- 2009
This comprehensive fitness program is presented in three 20-minute workouts, each designed to optimize the body's cardiovascular health in different ways. Viewers can choose which of the segments to do in a given workout session, in order to address their own personal health and fitness needs. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Kendell Hogan, Jessica Smith, (more)
- 2008
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Fitness expert Jessica Smith leads the viewer through five different ten minute workouts each designed to flatten, tone, and strengthen the abdominal area. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Jessica Smith
This program offers a series of exercises and nutritional tips designed specifically for women who wish to tighten and tone both their lower and upper abdominal muscles. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Jessica Smith
- 2006
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Women's Health: Train for Your Body Type offers workout and diet advice for women broken down into different sections so that helpful information can be gleaned regardless of the viewer's body type. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
Given up for adoption in infancy, 34-year-old Barbara Ann Williams (Gloria Reuben) launches a desperate search for her biological mother when she is diagnosed with a severe medical condition. Painfully assembling the pieces of her fragmented life, Barbara learns that her mom, a white woman named Gerry Cummins (Anne Bancroft) had been raped by a black man in 1961. With the social barriers of the time banning her from keeping a mixed-race baby, and her own religious convictions prohibiting her from having an abortion, Gerry farmed out her daughter for adoption. Barbara's first home was with black foster mother Corinne Burrell (Lynn Whitfield), but she ultimately wound up adopted by a dysfunctional white family in Wisconsin, with Annalise Jurgenson (Alice Krige) as her "official" mother. Thereafter, Barbara's life would be tainted with the onus of being a loser and an "outsider", no matter where she turned. With all this in mind, it seems incredible to even imagine that Barbara's lifelong misery will be purged by a happy denoument. Produced for the CBS network, the fact-based TV movie Deep In My Heart originally aired February 14, 1999. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
