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Hunting For Fish (2018)
A corrupt jeweler hires an ex-insurance fraud investigator turned thief and her black-market partner to stage a robbery of his own store for the insurance payout. He also secretly recruits elusive con man Wilson Fish, who plans to betray everyone and escape with the stolen diamonds himself.
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A corrupt jeweler hires an ex-insurance fraud investigator turned thief and her black-market partner to stage a robbery of his own store for the insurance payout. He also secretly recruits elusive con man Wilson Fish, who plans to betray everyone and escape with the stolen diamonds himself.
Rating:
Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Lance R. Lucero
In Theaters:10/26/2018
Box Office:
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Warehouse 9 Productions, Adler & Associates Entertainment, Inc.
Cast
Lance R. Lucero
Director
Michael Christian Alexander
N.C.
Renee Deemer
Sunshine Sikkink
Mark Digiglia
Tanker Smeat
Barney Moran
Reno 'Roach' De La Rocha
Carl Paul Ezold Jr.
Mr. Spicer
Dale J. Young
Polnychesky
Vincent Olan
Maurice
Bruce R. Carter
Chazz Mickeljohn
Bill Lippincott
Quentin Weed
Chris Rink
Officer Brasky
Jeff C. Archuleta
Officer Shotgun
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