Main Cast: Jennifer Rubin, Erik Palladino, Billy Jayne, Tony Denison, Jon Polito
Release Year: 1999
Country: US
Run Time: 93 minutes
Plot
A film student discovers the action movie project of his dreams is happening around him in real life in this offbeat independent drama. Alex (Erik Palladino) is a nerdy student studying film production and not doing especially well with it. One day, Erik and his roommate Lars (Billy Jayne) discover they have a new neighbor, an attractive and self-confident woman named Blue (Jennifer Rubin). After they share a few beers and discover a mutual fondness for the films of Sam Peckinpah, Alex makes a startling discovery about Blue -- she's a hired killer, who has a hit scheduled the following week in Miami. After that, Blue plans to get out of the business and leave the United States for good. Alex has a brainstorm: he'll tag along for Blue's last "project" with a camera and make a documentary about her. Blue agrees to cooperate, but en route Alex finds out more about Blue than he was planning on, and when the killing doesn't go smoothly, he finds himself suddenly aiding Blue and not just recording her actions. Jennifer Rubin gives a standout performance in this film, which also features Brian Vander Ark from the rock band The Verve Pipe in a supporting role. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
Holly Dorff - Associate Producer, Jennifer Rubin - Co-producer, Scott Leutwyler - Co-producer, Marta Mobley - Co-producer, Chuck Smith - First Assistant Director, Scott Wartham - First Assistant Director, Matthew Leutwyler - Director, Matthew Leutwyler - Editor, Peter Michaels - Executive Producer, Richard Jastrow - Executive Producer, Lindsey Pereenboom - Executive Producer, Marc Bonilla - Composer (Music Score), Sheri Saba - Musical Direction/Supervision, Nicole Sandler - Musical Direction/Supervision, Steve Gainer - Cinematographer, Richard Jastrow - Producer, Marcie Lestz-Jastrow - Producer, T. Michael - Producer, Rebecca Taylor - Producer, Jim Collins - Set Designer, Nick Ralbovsky - Set Designer, Brian Tracey - Sound/Sound Designer, Matthew Leutwyler - Screenwriter
