Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Michael Beach | ... | Roman | |
Anna Silk | ... | Grace | |
Guy Garner | ... | Anthony | |
Gary Poux | ... | Johnny Solo | |
Rob Roy Fitzgerald | ... | Jason | |
Kaiwi Lyman | ... | Woody | |
Stan Harrington | ... | Peter | |
Lili Mirojnick | ... | Fine Young Thing | |
John M. Keating | ... | Marcus | |
Brian Eric Johnson | ... | Burt | |
Ryan Graham | ... | Los | |
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Olivia Julien | ... | Kate |
Dani Marco | ... | Wendy | |
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Thalia Williams | ... | Little Girl |
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Patrick Burdine | ... | Big Man |
Three assassins deal with life, love, addiction and trust as each tries to find the answers to a better life. Together, they prove to be the most trustworthy in this tangled web of murder, greed, friendship and betrayal.
This is a film that keeps you watching. A lot of dialog, but it's interesting in itself, and if the story line gets a bit confusing at times, it all works out by the end. Although this tale deals with hit men and women, it's a slightly different take on the profession with some interesting sidelights. The soundtrack is right on and fits in perfectly with the action. I was surprised to see that this was filmed on a Top Ramen budget, but the producers made every penny work. Overall, the production values make this look like a more expensive undertaking. I hope to see more from the various actors as well as from the writers and the director. Good entertainment!