Operator Page #2

Synopsis: When the daughter of veteran 911 call center operator Pamela (Mischa Barton), and her estranged husband Jeremy (Luke Goss), a Senior Police Officer, are kidnapped and held hostage, they are left desperate, with no choice but to follow the kidnapper's rules: send messages through dispatch for all police and fire units to scatter to remote locations throughout the city where they are met with chaos. Not knowing who or why, the one thing they do know is if they fail to discreetly collaborate with one another - they will be solely responsible for facilitating the biggest crime in the city's history. Now they must race against the clock to make the choice of their lives - save the city - or save their daughter.
 
IMDB:
4.3
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Year:
2015
88 min
154 Views


a little bit and then we can re-evaluate.

You're a good operator, Pam.

- What's the occasion?

- Occasion?

- In that outfit?

- What's wrong with my outfit?

That white, those shoes?

- Who are you trying to impress?

- My paycheck.

- Yeah, with all the cuts they're making?

- Well, you got to at least try, right?

Make some initiative.

I've read that somewhere.

911. What is your emergency?

911. What's your emergency?

I haven't gotten a call in over an hour.

- Why is it always so slow around lunch?

- Criminals eat, right?

Break time, baby girl.

I've been on break all day.

Don't let Tony catch you with that.

- It's all yours.

- I forgot my mirror. Two minutes?

Follow me, children.

Over here we have one of the city's

most prominent monuments

established in the late 1890's

around the same time

that the city itself was built...

We're good to go and ready

in about ten minutes.

911. What is your emergency?

Such a lovely voice.

Such a calming tone.

I'll bet you don't get told that

very much when people are calling in.

No doubt they are too scared

out their minds to notice.

- Thank you.

- My pleasure.

So, how does this work?

I tell you the crime and the location,

and you send assistance to said location?

If I deem is necessary, yes, sir.

What is your emergency?

No time to waste

when lives are at stake.

You take your job

very seriously, don't you?

Sir, this is a line

for emergencies only.

If you need a help hotline

I'll be more than happy to transfer you.

But I do have an emergency to report.

Suppose I were to tell you

that a serious accident

on the corner of Fifth and Dawkins

is gonna occur in ten minutes

and you can prevent it from happening.

Would I have your attention then?

Oh, my goodness.

- Are we still on the clock?

- You think you have a shot with that?

What are you talking about?

She looked right at me.

- I know what that means. I still got it.

- It means you need new glasses.

She looked right at me.

- What a butt like a ten-year old.

- Really?

You know, you should enjoy her

while you can at that age.

Because right now she thinks

you're the coolest dude on Earth.

- But by middle school it's all over.

- That early?

That early. My daughter started

to call me "pig" in sixth grade.

I wonder why.

Who I am and why I'm doing this

is none of your concern.

What I am prepared to do is

what you should be concerned about.

- Sir, if this is some kind of a prank...

- Then hang up on me.

Oh, that's right!

An emergency dispatch operator

can't disconnect

once the caller has stated

"There's emergency".

No doubt, by now you've tried

discovering my location.

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