Blind Horizon (2004)
Runtime: 1 hr 39 mins
Theatrical Release: 2004
Synopsis: A thriller that resurrects the Hollywood trope of a protagonist with amnesia, BLIND HORIZON injects the cliche with new life by asking pertinent questions about the nature of personal responsibilty. Frank (Val Kilmer, THE MISSING) awakens in the desert with a severe head wound, and no... A thriller that resurrects the Hollywood trope of a protagonist with amnesia, BLIND HORIZON injects the cliche with new life by asking pertinent questions about the nature of personal responsibilty. Frank (Val Kilmer, THE MISSING) awakens in the desert with a severe head wound, and no memory of how it--or he--got there. He does, however, experience visions of an assassination attempt on the president, and is convinced they contain clues to the truth. He is also pretty sure that the woman claiming to be his girlfriend, Chloe (Neve Campbell, THE COMPANY, SCREAM), is not who she says she is. When Frank hears that the president is actually coming to the small New Mexico town, he warns Sheriff Kolb (Sam Shepard, ALL THE PRETTY HORSES) of the impending violence, but Kolb is otherwise occupied with an upcoming election campaign. Struggling to put together the pieces of his past, Frank enters a race against time to convince those around him of the veracity of his claims, before it's too late. [More]
Genre: Dramas
Starring: Val Kilmer, Neve Campbell, Sam Shepard, Faye Dunaway, Amy Smart
DVD Info
Release:
Mar 29, 2005
DVD Features:
- Region (unknown)
- Keep Case
- Widescreen
Audio:
- Dolby Digital - English
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Michael Haussman’s over-directed conspiracy thriller takes place in a small desert town in New Mexico and recalls a bad episode of The X-Files.
The story itself is very cool and keeps you guessing until the surprising end.
A mesmerising jigsaw mystery with a story that keeps you glued to the end. Swimming in the same waters as “Memento”.
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