Code 207 (2011)

A criminal ring kidnaps women and sells them to wealthy clients. When they kidnap the wife of an ARMY Ranger, their plans change dramatically, when he finds the abandoned Prison where they ... See full summary »

Director:

Tino Struckmann

Writer:

Tino Struckmann

Stars:

Tino Struckmann, Caspar von Winterfeldt, Jack Dimich

Cast

Credited cast:
Tino Struckmann	...	Mack
Caspar von Winterfeldt	...	Savage's Bodyguard
Jack Dimich	...	Savage
Claudia Crawford	...	Haley
Greer Bishop	...	Shannon
Tiffany Anne Hughes	...	Tiffany
David Sweeney	...	Billy
John Greer	...	TURK
Denise Johnson	...	Megan
Jill Headrick	...	Charlotte
Todd Bush	...	Mike Kobeck
Kaitlyn King	...	Bettina
Connie Maynord	...	Ruth
Cole Schaefer	...	Detective Altmann
Seth Scofield	...	Ivan

Storyline

A criminal ring kidnaps women and sells them to wealthy clients. When they kidnap the wife of an ARMY Ranger, their plans change dramatically, when he finds the abandoned Prison where they are held. a deadly cat and mouse game begins as he hunts them while trying to save the women from being sold and shipped away

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Plot Keywords:

corruption | bodyguard | client | manager

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Genres:

Action | Drama | War

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2011 (USA)

Also Known As:

Chained: Code 207

Company Credits

Production Co:

Almighty Dog Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

91 min

Color:

Color (16 mm version)

Did You Know?

Trivia

The director, Tino Struckmann is a former soldier and Bodyguard who worked a lot with women's safety. The idea for the film came about out of a desire to show real stories from around the world and the US about what is really happening to women. The events in the film are all inspired by real events.

User Reviews

This movie sucks!

Acting is below B grade, and I was actually trying to decide if movie is worse due to bad writing or bad directing, then I checked here and saw both were done by same guy. Stop making movies Tino, go do something productive with your life!

As a matter of fact, the way one scene involving PTSD portrays it is flat out insulting. Its like person that wrote this horrible waste of time didn't even bother to read Wiki entries on topics he wrote about. Its THAT bad.

If you want to see good movies about topic this movie tries (and miserably fails) to tackle, see Trade with Kevin Kline or Taken with Liam Neeson.