This small-time indie film may not be perfect, but certainly shows some vision and skill. A tense action crime thriller ripe with treachery and murder, "The Quiet Arrangement" begins with a simple abduction and ransom, but gradually morphs into a befuddling and twisty ride. Featuring a cameo from Public Enemy's Chuck D, this one has some outstanding cinematography, decent acting, and a fine showing from the alluring Christina Simkovich, who plays abductee Sharon Briggs. Stylish and inventive, this is one micro-indie that's well worth a chance. Here's hoping Sundance or IFC will pick it up. (MVD Visual)
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Monday, April 4, 2011
"The Quiet Arrangement" DVD (director: David C. Snyder)
This small-time indie film may not be perfect, but certainly shows some vision and skill. A tense action crime thriller ripe with treachery and murder, "The Quiet Arrangement" begins with a simple abduction and ransom, but gradually morphs into a befuddling and twisty ride. Featuring a cameo from Public Enemy's Chuck D, this one has some outstanding cinematography, decent acting, and a fine showing from the alluring Christina Simkovich, who plays abductee Sharon Briggs. Stylish and inventive, this is one micro-indie that's well worth a chance. Here's hoping Sundance or IFC will pick it up. (MVD Visual)
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