New Blood
Synopsis
Like any good father, Alan would gladly give his own life to save his daughter's life. Tonight, he's going to get the chance.
Alan also has a son, Danny - who he abandoned seven years ago. With nowhere else to turn, Danny shows up at Alan's doorstep, bleeding from a gunshot wound. Accepting inevitable death, Danny agrees to donate his heart to Emma. But there's a price to be paid - a deal to be struck between father and son.
Danny wants to save his only 'real' family - a pack of petty criminals that he grew up with after Alan left. Danny explains to Alan that the gang got involved with hardcore mobsters and are now in way over their heads. The kidnapping job they were assigned has gone terribly wrong. The kidnap victim, a wealthy businessman, accidentally suffocated in the truck of the getaway car and he was to be brought back alive. Now Danny and the gang have to find someone to pretend to be Williams - someone to replace him, so that the mob will never know what happened. Otherwise, Danny's entire crew will be 'eliminated'.
Danny's proposition is simple. Alan will be the one to replace Williams and fool the mob. Once his crew is safe, Danny will give his heart to Emma.
There's only one problem. The mob plans to kill Williams, whoever he is, once the ransom is paid. How far will a father go to save his daughter?
And so begins the strangest, most terrifying night of Alan's life.
Details
- Year
- 2001
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 90 mins
- Format
- 35mm
- Director
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Michael Hurst
- Producer
- Michael Cowan
- Executive Producer
- Michael Cowan
- Editor
- Michael Doherty
- Screenwriter
- Michael Hurst
- Director of Photography
- David Pelletier
- Composer
- Jeff Danna
- Principal cast
- John Hurt, Nick Moran, Carie-Anne Moss, Shawn Waynes, Joe Pantolanio
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Contact: Michael Cowan / Jason Piette
81 The PromenadePeacehaven
Brighton
East Sussex BN10 8LS
UK
T 01273 585275
info@spicefactory.com
Sales Company
Scanbox International / Sky Premiere
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