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C.J. Baker | ... | Mel | |
Peter Banifaz | ... | Theodore Strietzman | |
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AmirAli Barani | ... | Ohar Odette |
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Arman Behrad | ... | Man With Briefcase |
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Brian Behrad | ... | Chris |
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Deborah Behrad | ... | Women Victim |
Jennifer Chan | ... | Mr. Tanaka's Girlfriend | |
Robert Costanzo | ... | Sal | |
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Koji Fueta | ... | Japanese Mob Guy |
Liron Gerty | ... | Kelly Vespa (as Liron Gerti) | |
Sam Hale | ... | Johnny Gunz | |
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Shervin Kamali | ... | Cladio |
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Farzad Khorshidian | ... | Man in Trunk |
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Michelle Kolb | ... | Deborah Taylor |
Marco Leone | ... | Sorbo (as Marco Arras) |
In Banished Charlie Vespa is the worlds most Skilled assassin. He is also a family man with a burning conscience. After finding out his wife is pregnant, he leaves his organization and its leader the powerful and ruthless Ohar Odette. As tragedy strikes Charlie, he is left with nothing more to live for other than vengeance. Yet the plot thickens as Odette hires a violent and out of control contract killer to find Charlie. What follows is a tale of murder, revenge and at last redemption. Written by Anonymous
I believe this film had some nice shots going for it and a very complementing soundtrack. However, with most independent films, it has too much dialogue that's either been done before or just comes out sounding silly. I thought the lead actor playing Vespa did a good job, as well as his wife. Unfortunately, the rest of the cast fell short. Theodore was way overdone. You can even see him looking right into the camera on a shot or two. Also, the main villain is almost a parody of a bad guy. Finally, the guy who played Norm-- Well, don't quit your day job. Anyhow, there was some nice camera-work, but overall it was too predictable.