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Witnessed (2023)
When a son, Daniel Ortiz witnesses his father's brutal murder, he wrestles within himself if he should ignore his values and teachings or become a coldblooded murderer seeking revenge. One step behind him, on the case is Marcus Tillman, a detective with questionable morals and connections that run deep in the dark side of the city.
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When a son, Daniel Ortiz witnesses his father's brutal murder, he wrestles within himself if he should ignore his values and teachings or become a coldblooded murderer seeking revenge. One step behind him, on the case is Marcus Tillman, a detective with questionable morals and connections that run deep in the dark side of the city.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Dominic Goodie
In Theaters:5/6/2023
Box Office:$53,000
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Pure luxury films LLC
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