Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jason Behr | ... | Cambell Farraday | |
Dean Stockwell | ... | Del Farraday | |
James Remar | ... | Frank Dabbo | |
Robert Glen Keith | ... | D.J. Farraday | |
Jaimz Woolvett | ... | Red Tenney | |
Marianna Elliott | ... | Trooper Macintosh | |
Rondell Sheridan | ... | Trooper Dixon | |
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George Georgiadis | ... | Cabby |
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Nancy Sawyer | ... | Jaimie Cutter |
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Joseph Foss | ... | Clerk |
Brenda James | ... | Ginny Farley (scenes deleted) | |
Joseph Kell | ... | Gary Desoto | |
Thomas G. Waites | ... | John Willio (as Thomas Waites) | |
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Andreas Michael Lamelas | ... | Young Cambell (as Andreas Michaels) |
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Kenny Cloutier | ... | Young D.J. |
When lawyer DJ Farraday discovers his father has been having an affair, the two drive out to the remote family cabin to talk things over. What neither expects is that DJ's estranged gay brother Campbell will already be there, apparently planning a weekend retreat with his boyfriend. But father and sons are forced to put aside their grievances when two escaped convicts show up and put everyone's lives in danger. Written by Ross Horsley <rosshorsley@yahoo.com>
The theme is old by now: estrangement between a gay son and his father. However, this issue is only a part of a complex web of surprises that creates a very entertaining thriller. This is a beautiful film, not just about sexuality, but about relationships. My wife and I were captivated with the story, sitting on pins and needles waiting to see how it would end. Highly recommended.