No Way Home (1996)An ex-cons future is threatened by his brother's involvement with drugs. Director:Buddy GiovinazzoWriter:Buddy Giovinazzo |
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No Way Home (1996)An ex-cons future is threatened by his brother's involvement with drugs. Director:Buddy GiovinazzoWriter:Buddy Giovinazzo |
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| Tim Roth | ... |
Joey
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| James Russo | ... |
Tommy
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| Deborah Kara Unger | ... |
Lorraine
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| Joseph Ragno | ... |
Ralphie
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| Catherine Kellner | ... |
Denise
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Saul Stein | ... |
Brick
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Bernadette Penotti | ... |
Ronnie
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| Gareth Williams | ... |
Ken Tierno
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| Jerry Dean | ... |
Jackie
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| Larry Romano | ... |
Carter
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| Mike Grief | ... |
Gastank
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Brian Burke | ... |
Jason
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James Starace | ... |
Jeremy
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James Shue | ... |
Louie
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Heather Gottlieb | ... |
Candy
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Six years ago Joey's life changed totally. A shop owner who lay in a pool of blood claimed that Joey was the perpetrator. Now the time is served and Joey has scars on both his body and his soul. He is determined to never go back to prison. He seeks his elder brother Tommy who has begun dealing drugs and is now married to a beautiful blonde named Lorraine. She is at first sceptical about Joey staying there, but soon they develop a special relationship. Written by Fredrik Klasson <fredrik.klasson@boras.mail.telia.com>
It's Tim Roth, who steals the show in No Way Home. The film in itself is very good, and it manages to balance emotion and action very nicely. But it wouldn't be anything special without Roth. I believe he is in a role which he can act the best, an "awkward" guy. This is a film which deserves a DVD-release, and hopefully so will happen.