Sirāt: No Lesson to Learn
The one-way journey went to the desert that refused to offer an answer or a transcendence.
Excessive Force II: Force on Force (1995)
Stacie Randall plays Harley, a Special Forces agent-turned-investigator, who arrives on the scene of an apparent mob hit to help the local police. In actuality, she's hunting down Francis Lydell, her former C.O. and lover, who shot her in the head when she turned down his offer to become part of the freelance assassination squad he was forming. Ignoring the need for surgery to remove the bullet fragment which still causes her to have occasional bouts of disorientation, she continues her quest to bring down Lydell before he has the chance to kill a Mafia informant being held at the police station. Written by Chris Holland
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Stacie Randall plays Harley, a Special Forces agent-turned-investigator, who arrives on the scene of an apparent mob hit to help the local police. In actuality, she's hunting down Francis Lydell, her former C.O. and lover, who shot her in the head when she turned down his offer to become part of the freelance assassination squad he was forming. Ignoring the need for surgery to remove the bullet fragment which still causes her to have occasional bouts of disorientation, she continues her quest to bring down Lydell before he has the chance to kill a Mafia informant being held at the police station. Written by Chris Holland
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Genre:Action
Written By:Mark Sevi
In Theaters:8/29/1995
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:New Line Cinema, CineTel Pictures
Cast
Jonathan Winfrey
Director
Stacie Randall
Harly Cordell
Dan Gauthier
Francis Lydell
Jay Patterson
Detective Wayne O'Conner
John Mese
Dr. David Prender
John Sanderford
Agent Thomas Harris
Henry Brown
Captain John Buchanan
Tom Wright
Grant Thompson
Dan Lauria
Orland Franco
Ray Colbert
Agent Denon
Terri J. Vaughn
Grace
Cyril O'Reilly
Deacon
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