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Persons Unknown (1996)
Anno di Uscita: 1996
Nazione: United States of America
Titolo Alternativo: Correndo Alto Risco, Täter: Unbekannt, La sombra del intruso, Astathmitos paragontas, Bűnösök és áldozatok, Delitto senza colpevole
Regista: George Hickenlooper
Sceneggiatore: Craig Smith
Produzione e Genere
Produttore(i):
Compagnie: Promark Entertainment Group, Spectacor Films
Genere: Action, Thriller
Premi e Simili
Premi: N/D
Simili:
Parole Chiave
Parole Chiave: ex-cop, one-night stand, rollerblade
Trama
Former cop and current security expert Jim Holland meets Amanda during a chance encounter while rollerblading. Unbeknownst to him, this encounter is part of a calculated plan by Amanda and her sister Molly to obtain security codes for their impending heist at the office of one of Jim's clients. After a night with Amanda, Jim starts noticing discrepancies in his client's dealings but remains oblivious to the sisters' true intentions until they successfully rob his client and hide the loot. Once Jim realizes what has happened, he decides to steal the money for himself but later feels guilty and falls in love with Molly. As the situation spirals out of control, Jim discovers that his client is involved with drug dealers, forcing him to risk his life to protect both Molly and Amanda.
Riepilogo
Persons Unknown (1996) is a tense thriller directed by George Hickenlooper, starring Joe Pesci as Jim Holland, a former cop turned security expert. The film follows Jim's entanglement with sisters Amanda and Molly, played by Kate Brasher and Lisa Sibbett respectively, who manipulate him into helping them steal from his client. As the plot unfolds, Jim navigates through deception, love triangles, and danger, ultimately leading to a high-stakes confrontation. The story explores themes of betrayal, redemption, and the consequences of one's actions.
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