Crowley (Dan Eberle) is leaving the CIA and getting a new identity after he burns the same passport a half dozen times. He has one last job to do, other than get tied up and slapped by a French prostitute (Alexandra Hellquist). It seems a bag man died from an OD and left his bag full of money. It is being hid and is wanted by a dirty cop, the Hondurans, the CIA, and a couple of prostitutes.
The film drags along attempting to be artsy by using spliced scenes showing people not moving their lips while they are talking. I am assuming everyone in the film is not practicing ventriloquism, or else I really missed what was happening. In fact as I was watching the film, I felt I was missing something...like acting, dialogue...
Guide: F-word, sex, nudity.
The film drags along attempting to be artsy by using spliced scenes showing people not moving their lips while they are talking. I am assuming everyone in the film is not practicing ventriloquism, or else I really missed what was happening. In fact as I was watching the film, I felt I was missing something...like acting, dialogue...
Guide: F-word, sex, nudity.