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One in the Gun (2010)
A sexy brain teaser of a thriller with nods to classic film noir of the past mixed with a post-modern flair of David Lynch-style surrealism and surprises. When Mickey Lewis, a homeless struggling artist crosses paths with Katrina, the beautiful rich wife of Arthur Webb and is enlisted to paint their home, deadly passions ignite. Soon hidden agendas, dangerous seductions, double and triple-crosses spiral Mickey's life out of control leading to a motel in the middle of nowhere filled with strange people and twisted secrets that all hold the key to the mystery of Mickey's past, present, and future. All it takes is - ONE IN THE GUN.
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A sexy brain teaser of a thriller with nods to classic film noir of the past mixed with a post-modern flair of David Lynch-style surrealism and surprises. When Mickey Lewis, a homeless struggling artist crosses paths with Katrina, the beautiful rich wife of Arthur Webb and is enlisted to paint their home, deadly passions ignite. Soon hidden agendas, dangerous seductions, double and triple-crosses spiral Mickey's life out of control leading to a motel in the middle of nowhere filled with strange people and twisted secrets that all hold the key to the mystery of Mickey's past, present, and future. All it takes is - ONE IN THE GUN.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
Written By:Rolfe Kanefsky
In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:89 minutes
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Cast
Rolfe Kanefsky
Director
Steven Man
Mickey Lewis
Katherine Randolph
Katrina Webb
Steven Bauer
Arthur
Stephen W. Williams
Ryan Lansing
Esther Goodstein
Belle (as Esther M. Goodstein)
Robert Davi
Vincent
James Russo
Jimmy
Robert Donavan
Willie
Chriss Anglin
Art Collector
Kassandra Stanley Shostle
Eve
Dana Fares
Heather Newmark
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