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Cold Blooded (2012)A female police officer has to keep a prisoner from escaping a nearly abandoned hospital unit at the same time his violent partners come looking for him. Director:Jason LapeyreWriter:Jason Lapeyre |
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| Ryan Robbins | ... |
Cordero
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| Zoie Palmer | ... |
Frances Jane
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| William MacDonald | ... |
Louis Holland
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| Huse Madhavji | ... |
Dr. Gill
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| Thomas Mitchell | ... |
Buckmire
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| Sergio Di Zio |
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Samantha Kaine | ... |
Security Guard
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| Imali Perera | ... |
Nurse
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| Chris Ratz | ... |
Danny Dembo
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| Naomi Snieckus | ... |
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A female police officer has to keep a prisoner from escaping a nearly abandoned hospital unit at the same time his violent partners come looking for him. Written by Jason Lapeyre
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CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
2 March 2012 (Canada) See more »Filming Locations:
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I was fortunate enough to have seen this film at #MIFF 2012. I had an idea of what to expect but it blew those ideas out of the water. The cast is top notch. Ryan Robbins was believably amoral, Zoie Palmer's performance was quiet and unassuming nevertheless a strong female role model and William MacDonald was positively terrifying. Billed as a modern day cops and robbers, the plot twists and turns, keeping you guessing. The shocking violence often had the audience gasping and then laughing nervously at the screening I went to. The violence was handled shrewdly and moreover believably. I never once felt the violence was there for strictly shock and awe. It was always part of the story and therefore necessary. That said, Cold Blooded resonated with me so much that I found myself thinking of it days later. Always a sign of a great film.