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Street Of No Return (1989)
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Runtime: 1 hr 32 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: Directed by Samuel Fuller, this tense thriller tells the story of a failed pop star played by Keith Carradine. Carradine's life takes a wrong turn when he falls for a girl with gangster... Directed by Samuel Fuller, this tense thriller tells the story of a failed pop star played by Keith Carradine. Carradine's life takes a wrong turn when he falls for a girl with gangster connections, almost resulting in his untimely demise. His life descends into amnesia, depression and anxiety, but just as he can't go any lower he begins to piece his life back together again. Through rediscovering himself Carradine plots the ultimate revenge on his attackers, providing an explosive conclusion to this brutal drama. [More]
Starring: Keith Carradine, Andrea Ferreol, Bernard Fresson, Christa Lang
Starring: Keith Carradine, Andrea Ferreol, Bernard Fresson, Christa Lang
Director: Samuel Fuller
Director: Samuel Fuller
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