Cement 2000
"When cops are on the take, betrayal is set in stone."
Dive into the grimy underbelly of law enforcement with *Cement* (2000), Adrian Pasdar's gritty crime drama that blurs the line between corrupt cops and ruthless criminals.
Director: Adrian Pasdar
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cement (2000) about?
*Cement* (2000) follows Bob Holt, a corrupt detective tangled in kickbacks and shady deals with both the mob and fellow cops. When Holt's violent act against the youngest mobster goes too far, it triggers a brutal chain of revenge that forces him to confront his own moral decay.
Who directed Cement?
Cement was directed by Adrian Pasdar, known for his work in both film and television, bringing a sharp, atmospheric edge to this crime drama.
Who stars in Cement?
The film features standout performances from Chris Penn as the troubled detective, Jeffrey Wright as a key ally, Anthony DeSando as a desperate criminal, Sherilyn Fenn in a supporting role, and Henry Czerny adding depth to the story.
Is Cement (2000) worth watching?
*Cement* (2000) is a solid pick for fans of crime dramas with moral complexity and tense storytelling. While it may not be a household name, its unflinching portrayal of corruption and revenge makes it a compelling watch for those who enjoy gritty, character-driven thrillers.
How long is Cement?
Cement has a runtime of 101 minutes, making it a tight, intense experience that keeps tension high from start to finish.
About Cement (2000) — A Gripping Crime Drama of Betrayal and Revenge
Dive into the grimy underbelly of law enforcement with *Cement* (2000), Adrian Pasdar's gritty crime drama that blurs the line between corrupt cops and ruthless criminals. Set in a morally bankrupt city where loyalty is a myth, the film follows Bob Holt, a detective drowning in kickbacks and morally bankrupt alliances. His uneasy partnership with a drug-addled cop and a dangerous mob family spirals into chaos when Holt's desperate act of violence against the youngest mobster ignites a brutal cycle of vengeance. With its neon-noir atmosphere and unflinching portrayal of betrayal, *Cement* (2000) delivers a tense, character-driven thriller that keeps you guessing until the very last frame.
Starring Chris Penn as the conflicted Holt, alongside Jeffrey Wright and Anthony DeSando, the film thrives on raw performances and a suffocating sense of dread. As the city's corruption seeps into every corner, *Cement* (2000) explores themes of guilt, corruption, and the cost of staying silent in a world where no one is innocent.