A Clear Shot

Name: A Clear Shot
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Released: June 2, 2020
Cast: David Fernandez Jr., Hao Do, Jessica Meza, Kevin Bach, Lance Woods

2020

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Uncork'd Entertainment | Release Date (Streaming): June 2, 2020 | Not Rated

Starring: David Fernandez Jr., Hao Do, Jessica Meza, Kevin Bach, Lance Woods, Mandela Van Peebles, Mario Van Peebles, Marshal Hilton, Sandra Gutierrez, Tony Dew

Summary: An electronics store erupts into chaos as four gunmen storm the premises. Rick Gomez, Sacramento Police Departments' top negotiator, realizes he needs to talk down the gunmen and keep everyone else safe, all the while juggling government politics. The gunmen leader doesn't want to hurt anyone, but his brother is a different story. AAn electronics store erupts into chaos as four gunmen storm the premises. Rick Gomez, Sacramento Police Departments' top negotiator, realizes he needs to talk down the gunmen and keep everyone else safe, all the while juggling government politics. The gunmen leader doesn't want to hurt anyone, but his brother is a different story. A peaceful surrender quickly turns this sleepy city into a national tragedy.… Expand

Director: Nick Leisure

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller

Rating: Not Rated

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Alex Saveliev

Jun 10, 2020

The filmmaker’s sophomore feature fails to generate any semblance of momentum or suspense. It’s filled with laughable lines of dialogue and jarringly poor editing. Mario Van Peebles single-handedly imbues it with enough gravitas to make it somewhat watchable. Read full review

Movie Nation Roger Moore

May 14, 2020

Eighty-seven minutes, gunplay and life-and-death consequences, and this feels like a perfunctory drag — a Movie of the Week from back when TV made those. Read full review

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