Freelancers
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Freelancers |
| Original title | Freelancers |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 2012 |
| length | 93 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 16 |
| Rod | |
| Director | Jessy Terrero |
| script | L. Philippe Casseus |
| production |
50 Cent , Randall Emmett , George Furla , Sefton Fincham , Gus Furla , Brandon Grimes |
| music | Reg B |
| camera | Igor Martinović |
| cut |
Sean Albertson , Sara Mineo , Kirk M. Morri |
| occupation | |
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Freelancers is an American film drama by Jessy Terrero from the year 2012 to 50 cents , Forest Whitaker and Robert De Niro in the supporting roles.
action
Malo's father is shot and locked in the trunk of his car. Malo, who was in the back seat and managed to escape, sees the car explode.
Years later he successfully completed his police training and is celebrating his graduation with his colleagues in a bar. Joe Sarcone approaches him and tells him that he was his father's partner and that he should go to a bar where he is waiting for him. Malo does. Joe explains to him that corruption is a bonus system; if someone confiscates money, everyone takes something from it. He offers to work for him. Malo accepts the offer. He works with LaRue and quickly realizes he's a drug addict.
When Malo and LaRue are on the patrol, they are called in as reinforcements. They arrive and see two police cars with four policemen, two colored and two white, who point their guns at a colored man who threatens another with a gun. When Malo and LaRue get out, LaRue takes command and has him drop the gun. Officer Burke tries to arrest the suspect, but Officer Morrison tries to handcuff him himself . Malo then points his gun at Morrison and makes him shut up. LaRue allows him to arrest the suspect and turn him over to Burke. When Morrison puts the handcuffs on, the suspect grabs his service weapon and takes Morrison hostage , but he can be calmed down quickly and releases the officer. As Malo and LaRue drive on, the suspect gives LaRue a packet of drugs and LaRue lets him go. Burke runs the other suspect too.
The next day, Malo and LaRue see two girls trying to break into an apartment. One girl tells a long story about her boyfriend who lives there, but LaRue doesn't care. When she says he's selling marijuana , he breaks down the apartment door and searches the apartment. He comes across money and the promised marijuana. When one of the girls sees that he is pocketing the money, LaRue shoots the girl. The other one runs away and Malo follows, shortly afterwards she is run over by the bus and is dead.
LaRue and Malo bring the money to Joe and split it up. Since it was a successful day, the two enjoy themselves in a brothel .
When Malo is traveling alone, he sees a drug dealer who got away from him the last time and tries to arrest him, but he runs away. Malo runs after him and ends up in an empty factory building, where the fugitive is waiting for him and then knocks the gun away from him. A brawl begins and the dealer escapes to the end of the building until Morrison knocks him down. Malo arrests him.
In the evening he meets with a woman to talk about her deceased husband, an acquaintance. He killed himself without leaving a suicide note. She says Joe killed his father.
LaRue, Malo and two other corrupt police officers visit a horse racing track to investigate a possible drug discovery and come across the brother of Malo's ex-girlfriend. The room they're in is full of drugs. Malo shoots him and knocks LaRue down. The others pack up the drugs and carry LaRue into a trunk. When LaRue is taken out of the trunk, he shoots the two men he sees and is shot by a third party.
One evening Malo is sitting in a car with Joe and they are talking. You are being followed by the police as Malo Joe whistled. When they stop in an empty alley, they continue talking about Malo's father. Joe says he made wrong decisions, he wanted to betray everyone. He tells the whole story about Malo's father. Meanwhile, the chief of operations gives the order to access if Joe leaves the car. When he does that, he is shot by a sniper.
background
At the realization of freelancers who were film production companies Grindstone Entertainment Group, Cheetah Vision and Emmett / Furla Films involved.
The film did not show in US and German cinemas. The DVD - premiere in the US on 10th August 2012. In Germany the film was released on November 29, 2012 on DVD and Blu-ray Disc at Constantin .
He was from the Grindstone Entertainment Group , Cheetah Vision and Emmett / Furla Films with a budget of 11 million US dollars produced.
reception
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The lexicon of international films judged that the film was not very exciting, rather below average and fake cool, and that the US stars would also adapt to this level.
“ Freelancers is De Niro's second worst film from 2012 after Red Lights . Help us, there will be two more. "
Web links
- Freelancers in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Freelancers at rotten tomatoes (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ IMDb Company Credits Freelancers . Retrieved December 3, 2013 .
- ↑ IMDb Release Info Freelancers . Retrieved December 3, 2013 .
- ↑ a b Freelancers in the Lexicon of International Films
- ↑ a b Freelancers (2012). Rotten Tomatoes . Retrieved November 29, 2015 .
- ↑ Freelancers in the Internet Movie Database (English)