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| Lionsgate (2005) | |||||
| Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller, War | |||||
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| Ethan Hawke | Jack Valentine | |
| Jared Leto | Vitaly Orlov | |
| Nicolas Cage | Yuri Orlov | |
| Ian Holm | ||
| Bridget Moynahan | Ava Fontaine | |
| Shake Tukhmanyan | Irina Orlov | |
| Jean-Pierre Nshanian | Anatoly Orlov | |
| Jasper Lenz | Gregor | |
| Jared Burke | Ukrainian Mobster | |
| Eric Uys | Ukrainian Mobster | |
| David Shumbris | Ukrainian Mobster | |
| Stewart Morgan | Ukrainian Mobster |
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| Producer | Andrew Niccol
Nicolas Cage Norman Golightly Artemio Benki Greig Buckle |
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| Writer | Andrew Niccol
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| Cinematography | Amir M. Mokri
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| Musician | Antonio Pinto
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"A Stylish, Provocative Thriller." -- Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post Chance leads Yuri Orlov to discover his one talent - illegal arms dealing. With his brother's help, he reaches the top of his trade, supplying anyone whose check clears. His skills and quick wits bring him everything he's ever wanted - and help him elude a persistent Interpol agent. But at the peak of his prowess, he discovers his customers might demand more than he can give...and those he's trying to protect could become deadly liabilities. |
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