Undercurrent (1999)
A nightclub manager with financial problems accepts an offer to seduce another man's wife for money, and soon finds himself entwined in a web of double-crossing con artists.
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A nightclub manager with financial problems accepts an offer to seduce another man's wife for money, and soon finds himself entwined in a web of double-crossing con artists.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Thriller, Romance
Written By:Wayne Behar
In Theaters:7/27/1999
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Fries/Schultz Film Group
Cast
Frank Kerr
Director
Lorenzo Lamas
Mike Aguayo
Brenda Strong
Renee Rivera
Frank Vincent
Eddie Torelli
Daniel Lugo
Detective Leone
Christianne Gout
Illiana Vasquez
Axel Anderson
Carlos Rivera Sr
Jaime Bello
Evandro Colhero
Hector Travieso
Rafael Rivera
Carlos Esteban Fonseca
Detective Duarte
Rafael Fuentes
Luis
Jimmy Navarro
Gunman
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