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Grace and the Storm (2004)An exhausted Manhattan drug dealer stumbles across the existence of a mythical drug known as "Grace," which according to urban legend, can increase a user's cerebral activity to dangerous new levels. Director:Christopher BaldiWriter:Christopher Baldi |
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An exhausted Manhattan drug dealer stumbles across the existence of a mythical drug known as "Grace," which according to urban legend, can increase a user's cerebral activity to dangerous new levels.
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March 2004 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Rich Karma: What, you mean, like, soccer?
Evan Piper: I mean drugs.
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Jay Mohr was originally attached to play Pipe. When the producers decided to shoot on location in Manhattan, the film was cast with mostly unknowns. See more »Quotes
Evan Piper: When's the last time you did anything... recreational?Rich Karma: What, you mean, like, soccer?
Evan Piper: I mean drugs.
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This film is an amazing example of what you can do with a great story and a small budget! From the look of the film, I would say GRACE AND THE STORM was shot entirely on location in New York City, and the cast (although very competent and talented) is mostly made up of unknowns. But don't let that deter you from seeing this beautiful, incredibly suspenseful picture.
At first I thought this would be another low-budget SOPRANOS rip-off. I can go the rest of my life without seeing another second-rate Scorsese make his own low-budget version of the "last big score" film. But GRACE AND THE STORM is really nothing like that, in fact it's probably on par with some of the best SOPRANOS episodes. Think some of the stranger episodes from the 4th season, where Tony was having the weird dream sequences, and you're almost there. Once the Grace deal is in motion, you won't want to miss a single word. Trust me, there's a huge payoff coming. It was nice seeing Dean Cameron, he does a fantastic variation on the old stoner characters he played in the 80s. My score: 9/10!