Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Sean Bean | ... | Neil Wistin | |
Patrick Sabongui | ... | Imir Shaw | |
Mary McCormack | ... | Ellen Wistin | |
Maxwell Haynes | ... | Shane Wistin | |
Joel David Moore | ... | Gary | |
Viv Leacock | ... | Agent Barker | |
Sharon Taylor | ... | Agent Jenkins | |
Bradley Stryker | ... | Ted Little | |
Kirby Morrow | ... | Dave Wistin | |
Kevin O'Grady | ... | Father | |
Tommy Europe | ... | Team Leader | |
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Kamal Malik | ... | Abid |
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Nilofar Gesawat | ... | Abid's Wife |
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Mohsin Khan | ... | Abid's Son |
John Emmet Tracy | ... | Daniel Winters / FBI Spokesperson |
Neil (Sean Bean) is a private drone contractor who spends his workdays flying covert missions then returns to a family life of suburban mediocrity - without his wife or son knowing about his secret life and Neil wife is cheating with one of co -worker - until a whistle-blowing site exposes him to a deadly threat. Believing he is responsible for the deaths of his wife and child, an enigmatic Pakistani businessman (Patrick Sabongui) tracks him down, leading to a harrowing confrontation. Written by https://teaser-trailer.com
Most part of the movie is a picture taken from the sky. Real mechanical drone versus human eyes drone. Great comparison by the director. For the first 5 minutes, I was worried thinking I came to the wrong foreign movie. It is true thriller with a common theme but from a different angle. It is not really a military movie. Sean Bean's acting is excellent. He is secretive but covert. His facial expressions are amazing and his handling of stressful events are masterful. He lets himself helpless and vulnerable only at times and places were is heart is near and dear. The villain Amir SHaw ( Movie Name) is a talented actor who displays great control of his emotions most of the time. When he lost his composure he acted truly as a suffering madman. Every one had a part to play and they were wonderful. I am sorry to say the crowd attracting phenomenon was not there because of lack of commercial advertisement. I give this movie 6.5