Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christopher Walken | ... | Doke | |
Q'orianka Kilcher | ... | Alexa | |
Christian Slater | ... | Clyde | |
Anthony Anderson | ... | Junkshow | |
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Fisher Ashworth | ... | Cory's Baby Brother |
Devon Gearhart | ... | Cory (as Devin Gearhart) | |
Tione Johnson | ... | Few | |
Xihuaru Kilcher | ... | Luka | |
Larry King | ... | Larry King | |
Moon Bloodgood | ... | Mala | |
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Stephen C. Lewis | ... | Eddie |
Juvenile | ... | Shamu | |
Roger J. Timber | ... | Levon | |
Navid Negahban | ... | Sahel | |
Jesse Bradford | ... | Dom |
Spies, cops, holy fools and well-armed children cross paths on a day of danger, mystery and possible transformation. 'The Power of Few' unfolds over twenty minutes on one New Orleans afternoon, experienced through the lives of five unusual characters who unknowingly are connected to an extraordinary smuggling operation as religious conspiracy collides with urban crime. Written by Anonymous
"Have you ever bit the inside of your cheek?" A stolen religious artifact, a baby who needs medicine, a delivery driver who meets a man on the run from a gang, two agents looking for someone and two homeless men all become connected in one tragic event. This is the kind of movie where a series of events connect groups of people that otherwise have nothing in common. This one event is shown from everyone's point of view and how one person can change everything. I love movies like this. Movies that show the same event from many different perspectives. No movie has done it better then Rashomon but there have been many attempts since then. Most recently movies like Crash, 11:14 and Vantage Point have all used this style of filmmaking. I have enjoyed all those movies and I enjoyed this one as well. The only problem I had with this one is that some of the stories went on a little long and started to slow the movie down, but overall the movie was enjoyable and really keeps you watching and sucked in. Overall, a fun movie done in a type of style that I really love, which may skew my opinion but I think it's very much worth watching. I give it a B.