Break 2009
"There's no clean break in love or death..."
In *Break (2009)*, director Marc Clebanoff crafts a tense, morally charged thriller where a dying crime boss—known only as "The Man"—commands a hitman to end his life and that of the woman he loves.
Director: Marc Clebanoff
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Break (2009) about?
*Break* follows Frank, a hitman hired to assassinate a terminally ill crime boss and the man's lover. When Frank recognizes the woman as his lost love, he defies his employer, becoming the target of a deadly pursuit.
Who directed Break?
Marc Clebanoff directed *Break (2009)*, bringing a sharp focus to the film's crime-drama intensity.
Who stars in Break?
The film features Frank Krueger, Sarah Thompson, Chad Everett, Michael Madsen, and David Carradine in key roles.
Is Break (2009) worth watching?
While *Break* doesn't have an IMDb rating, its gripping premise and tense execution make it a solid pick for crime drama enthusiasts. The moral dilemmas and fast-paced plot offer plenty to discuss, even if it's a lesser-known gem.
How long is Break?
The film runs for 83 minutes.
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About Break (2009) — A Crime Boss's Twisted Last Wish Turns Into a Deadly Betrayal
In *Break (2009)*, director Marc Clebanoff crafts a tense, morally charged thriller where a dying crime boss—known only as "The Man"—commands a hitman to end his life and that of the woman he loves. Frank, the assassin tasked with the job, finds himself torn when he discovers the target is none other than his long-lost lover. What begins as a straightforward contract spirals into a deadly game of betrayal and survival, forcing Frank to question loyalty, fate, and the blurred lines between love and violence.
With a gripping atmosphere of desperation and moral ambiguity, *Break* dives deep into themes of trust and redemption against a backdrop of crime and passion. The film's tight runtime and explosive performances keep tension high, making it a compelling watch for fans of crime dramas and psychological thrillers alike.