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On the Job (2013)
On The Job is about the ambitions and passions of four men trying to make a living, for themselves and their families. It shows the parallels between two prison inmates who are contract killers, and the two agents of the law investigating the murders. As they get caught in a web of machination of corrupt government officials, their jobs lead them on a head-on collision against each other with their loved ones as collateral damage.
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On The Job is about the ambitions and passions of four men trying to make a living, for themselves and their families. It shows the parallels between two prison inmates who are contract killers, and the two agents of the law investigating the murders. As they get caught in a web of machination of corrupt government officials, their jobs lead them on a head-on collision against each other with their loved ones as collateral damage.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Michiko Yamamoto, Erik Matti
In Theaters:9/27/2013
Box Office:$466,088
Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Star Cinema – ABS-CBN Film Productions, XYZ Films, Reality Entertainment
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