Charlie Zone Page #4

Synopsis: Avery Paul, a former professional boxer, has been drifting since his release from prison, he convicted on trumped up charges of smuggling. That conviction led to him losing his boxing license. In addition to his long-shore work on the Halifax docks, he supplements his meager income by illegal street fights, which are posted online. It is through one of those videos that he comes to the attention of a woman named Ava, who hires him to retrieve by what will need to be by clandestine and forceable means her runaway half-sister Jan, a drug addict living with her boyfriend Tal and his drug dealer partner Donny in a crack house, and return her to her parents. The $20,000 fee, Ava's parents' life savings, would be sufficient for Avery truly to get back on his feet and resume his boxing career. Avery is able to infiltrate the crack house as a supposed junkie and abduct Jan, who is not a willing kidnappee in her constant need to get a fix. In addition to Tal and Donny who each have their own re
Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Michael Melski
Production: Anchor Bay Entertainment
  6 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.5
R
Year:
2011
103 min
Website
20 Views


But I bite, you know.

There's all those diseases

a girl like me might have...

hep C, AIDS, rabies.

(snarls)

I'll cut you a break

if you do something for me.

- You'll cut me a break?

- Mm-hmm.

By the way the light falls,

it's got to be past 4:00.

- Right?

"$0?

So at 4:
00 they draw the weekly

jackpot for Lotto Fever.

Got to give me the numbers.

How the f*** am I

supposed to do that?

Text 4587 on your cell.

If I do this, you keep

your voice down...

way down, you got it?

Maybe.

(Rattling)

Oh, f***, is that

what I think it is...?

And... you put the clothes on.

Deal. Deal.

(Phone beeping)

- Six, nine...

- Mm-hmm.

- 12...

- Hold on, you're going too fast.

- Six...

- Uh-huh.

Nine, 12, 29.

Yes! Motherf***er,

in your face!

Don't tell me you won.

Yeah! 20 bucks.

- F***in' waste of time.

- Not this one.

I win way more than I lose.

Here... give me the chalk.

What for?

Come on, it's chalk.

Very nonlethal.

Might make you money

someday.

Thanks.

Okay.

So, you see, you got a set

of "N" elements,

and then you have your subset

of favorable elements

where small "N" is less than

or equal to big "N," okay?

So probability is equation

between total cases

and favorable cases.

You with me?

Junkie that's good in math.

Your parents must be proud.

I don't have any parents.

Hey!

What?

I can even pay you

to let me go.

Oh, yeah.

With your lottery winnings?

Yeah.

There's more.

Got bank accounts.

I've been saving for years.

And stealing, right?

Maybe.

(Phone rings)

- Yeah.

- Sister:
All right, we're ready.

Avery:

$50,000. You got it all?

Yes. We're not wealthy people.

We had to negotiate a loan.

- It was not easy.

- Well, get used to it.

She says she doesn't

have any parents.

Jan is adopted. It doesn't mean

she's loved any less.

Whatever.

Where are we gonna do this?

All right.

We have to be very careful.

Drive north to Fall River.

There's a gas station

at the highway ramp.

Call us when you get there,

we'll arrange the rest.

- The sooner the better.

- Jan:
Let me talk to them.

All right. Let's go.

- We're leaving.

- (slams)

Back to Montreal, huh?

Listen...

I open this door...

if you don't f*** around,

I'll give you the stuff, okay?

You don't know what they'll

make me do to pay them off.

You turn around.

(Yells)

Turn around!

Stick out your hands.

(Ripping)

You actually trust them?

You better watch yourself,

Red Bull.

You know what?

Shut your f***ing mouth.

- I've heard enough of you.

- (plank rattles)

(knocking)

Not a f***ing sound

out of you, you got it?

(Knocking)

(loudly)

Yeah?

Excuse me, we have

some oil and glass out here.

It has to get cleaned up.

(Loudly)

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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