A botched assassination of the US Attorney General forces its perpetrators to go into hiding. Meanwhile, clandestine forces awaken to correct the situation.
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| Aesha Waks | ... | Emma Pierce | |
| Dechen Thurman | ... | Rick | |
| Camrus Johnson | ... | Tim Barnes | |
| Sean Buttimer | ... | Padraic Mason | |
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Seth Baird | ... | Steve Willis |
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Bruce Barton | ... | The Executive |
| Jaclene Wilk | ... | Michelle Allen | |
| Tom DiNardo | ... | Jimmy | |
| John Borras | ... | Frank Kissane | |
| Charles Balcer | ... | Bruce | |
| André Joseph | ... | Detective Rosso | |
| Kevin Buttimer | ... | Kevin Andrews | |
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Beau Allen | ... | Congressman Wexler (voice) |
| Robert D. Heath Jr. | ... | Richard Hill (as Bob Heath) | |
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Leigh E. Wallace | ... | Solar Mate Voicemail / Bar Patron (voice) |
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A botched assassination of the US Attorney General forces its perpetrators to go into hiding. Meanwhile, clandestine forces awaken to correct the situation.
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Both the composer, Joseph L. Callaway, and the voiceover artist for Solar Mate's Voicemail, Leigh E. Wallace, both appear in the bar scene. They are seated beside 2 of the main characters at the bar. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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12 June 2018 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I'm not a big fan of low budget independent films. That being said, I don't really have anything bad to say about this movie. The only real negative thing I can say about it is that has a bit of a languid pace. On the positive note, the interactions between Emma and Padraic were believable. Personally, I think Padraic had the best line of the whole movie. The character I was most drawn to was The Executive. You know he's a "bad guy", but the way he comes off is very utilitarian. As if he doesn't want to go to extreme ends unless he has no choice, and he's very non chalant about it. Overall, I'd recommend it. But if you are expecting action every second, or you have the attention span of an Instagram e-thot, probably not going to be for you.