Dealer 2014
Jean-Luc Herbulot's gripping crime thriller *Dealer (2014)* dives deep into the brutal world of drug trafficking, following Dan Bronchinson's desperate attempt to escape his past.
Director: Jean Luc Herbulot
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dealer (2014) about?
*Dealer* follows Dan Bronchinson, a former cocaine trafficker who tries to leave his criminal past behind for a fresh start with his daughter in Australia. Desperate to secure his future, he takes one final job—only to spiral into a relentless 24-hour nightmare of betrayal, violence, and impossible choices.
Who directed Dealer?
Jean-Luc Herbulot directed *Dealer (2014)*, bringing a taut, high-stakes energy to this crime thriller.
Who stars in Dealer?
The film stars Dan Bronchinson in the lead role, alongside Elsa Madeleine, Salem Kali, Bruno Henry, and Hervé Babadi.
Is Dealer (2014) worth watching?
With its tight runtime of just 75 minutes and a raw, suspenseful tone, *Dealer* is a compelling pick for fans of crime thrillers. It lacks an IMDb rating but delivers on tension and gritty realism, making it a solid, if intense, viewing experience.
How long is Dealer?
*Dealer* runs for 75 minutes, a brisk runtime that packs a punch without overstaying its welcome.
About Dealer (2014) — A Gritty Crime Thriller You Can't Escape
Jean-Luc Herbulot's gripping crime thriller *Dealer (2014)* dives deep into the brutal world of drug trafficking, following Dan Bronchinson's desperate attempt to escape his past. Fresh off a cocaine-smuggling career, he clings to a fragile dream—building a new life in Australia with his daughter. But when a high-stakes deal tempts him back into the underworld, Dan faces a harrowing 24-hour descent into chaos, violence, and moral reckoning. With razor-sharp tension and relentless pacing, the film explores themes of redemption, addiction, and the inescapable pull of one's darkest choices.
Backed by a stellar cast including Elsa Madeleine and Salem Kali, *Dealer (2014)* blends raw action with psychological depth, creating an atmosphere thick with paranoia and urgency. Herbulot's direction keeps viewers on edge, merging gritty realism with explosive set pieces that question whether escape is ever truly possible. A compact yet intense ride, this thriller demands attention from start to finish.