No Good Deed (2002)
Anno di uscita: 2002
Nazione: United States
Alternative Title: Всичко лошо се връща, Sem Risco Aparente, Sin motivo aparente, Sans motif apparent, Eglimata domatiou, A csapda mélyén, Inganni svelati, No Good Things, Zakladnik, Refém, Дом на Турецкой улице, Hladnokrvno, The House on Turk Street
Regista: Bob Rafelson
Writer: Christopher Canaan, Dashiell Hammett, Steve Barancik
Produzione & Genere
Produttore: Producer: André Rouleau, Barry M. Berg, David Braun, Herb Nanas, Maxime Rémillard, Sam Perlmutter
Executive Producer: David E. Allen, Frank Hübner, Jan Fantl, Julien Remillard, Peter Hoffman, Steve Markoff
Società: ApolloMedia, Kismet Entertainment Group, Remstar Productions, Seven Arts Films
Genere: Action, Drama, Film Based On Literature, Mystery, Thriller
Budget: 12.000.000
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Parole chiave
Parole chiave: bank, bank robbery, based on true story, criminal, detective, femme fatale, hostage, missing child, neo-noir, police, police detective, police officer, policeman, robber, robbery, tension, theft, thief
Storia
Police detective Jack, while searching for a runaway teenager on Turk Street as a favor to a friend, stumbles upon a group of criminals planning a bank robbery. He gets caught up in the robbery and held hostage by the gang. The leader's girlfriend, Erin, who is a master manipulator, finds Jack's situation intriguing and they form an intense connection while he's being held captive. The outcome of the situation and who ends up with the money remains uncertain.
Riassunto
No Good Deed is a neo-noir thriller directed by Bob Rafelson in 2002, based on Dashiell Hammett's short story 'The House in Turk Street'. The film follows police detective Jack as he gets entangled in a bank robbery while trying to locate a missing teenager. The movie explores themes of manipulation, tension, and unexpected connections amidst criminal activity.
