Black And Loud: Afrocentric Films Everyone Should See
Looking for some Afro-centric entertainment? Check out these movies and immerse yourself in Black culture.
The Last Stand (2013)
Ray Owens is sheriff of the quiet US border town of Sommerton Junction after leaving the LAPD following a bungled operation. Following his escape from the FBI, a notorious drug baron, his gang, and a hostage are heading toward Sommerton Junction where the police are preparing to make a last stand to intercept them before they cross the border. Owens is reluctant to become involved but ultimately joins in with the law enforcement efforts.
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Ray Owens is sheriff of the quiet US border town of Sommerton Junction after leaving the LAPD following a bungled operation. Following his escape from the FBI, a notorious drug baron, his gang, and a hostage are heading toward Sommerton Junction where the police are preparing to make a last stand to intercept them before they cross the border. Owens is reluctant to become involved but ultimately joins in with the law enforcement efforts.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Andrew Knauer, Jeffrey Nachmanoff, George Nolfi
In Theaters:1/12/2013
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:di Bonaventura Pictures, CJ Entertainment, Lionsgate
Cast
Kim Jee-woon
Director
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Sheriff Ray Owens
Johnny Knoxville
Lewis Dinkum
Jaimie Alexander
Sarah Torrance
Zach Gilford
Jerry Bailey
Kristen DeVore Rakes
Agent Devers
Christiana Leucas
Christie
Diana R. Lupo
Magnet Girl
John Patrick Amedori
Agent Mitchell
Forest Whitaker
Agent John Bannister
Peter Stormare
Burrell
Luis Guzmán
Mike Figuerola
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