American Bomber

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A disgraced ex-soldier travels to New York City to become the first American born and raised suicide bomber, but an unexpected relationship complicates his plan.A disgraced ex-soldier travels to New York City to become the first American born and raised suicide bomber, but an unexpected relationship complicates his plan.A disgraced ex-soldier travels to New York City to become the first American born and raised suicide bomber, but an unexpected relationship complicates his plan.

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6.2/10

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Awards
- 5 wins

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Michael Freeland in American Bomber (2013)

Michael Freeland and Rebekah Nelson in American Bomber (2013)

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Trivia
The film was shot over 27 months, from June 2010 until September 2012.

Quotes
Amy Rile: We all have to ride the train together. And there's no back of the bus when all the seats face one another, anyway.

Crazy credits
There are no credits at the beginning, only at the end.

Connections
Version of American Bomber: The John William Hidell Story (2011)

Soundtracks
Lookin' for a Boogaloo
Written & Performed by The New Lou Reeds
Courtesy of Exit Stencil Recordings
Copyright 2006 The New Lou Reeds

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9/10

Worth a watch

I give this such a high rating for the lead actor Michael C. Freeland and the lead actress Rebekah Nelson. Both are excellent to watch, and their chemistry is undeniable. The movie starts off a little slow, but really picks up when Amy (Nelson) enters. The relationship between her and Hidell (Freeland) is what makes this movie worth watching. It is real, genuine, and well written. The rest of the actors in the movie could stand to take a lesson or two to keep up better with these two, but it is an indie film, so it can be expected. The cinematography is okay. A few scenes it is a bit too shaky. Sound quality and music though are great. All in all, the movie is good and worth a viewing. Ending is something I didn't totally expect.

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