Quicksand 2003
"He's running for his life and running out of time."
In *Quicksand (2003)*, a high-pressure New York bank executive finds himself in over his head after a routine investigation in Monaco spirals into a dangerous web of crime and deception.
Director: John Mackenzie
Cast
Michael Keaton
Martin Raikes
Michael Caine
Jake Mellows
Judith Godrèche
Lela Forin
Rade Šerbedžija
Oleg Butraskaya
Matthew Marsh
Michel Cote
Xander Berkeley
Joey Patterson
Kathleen Wilhoite
Beth Ann
Rachel Ferjani
Rachel
Elina Löwensohn
Vannessa
Clare Thomas
Emma
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quicksand (2003) about?
*Quicksand (2003)* follows a meticulous New York bank compliance chief who travels to Monaco to trace suspicious offshore deposits, only to stumble into a criminal conspiracy tied to a disgraced film star. What begins as a routine inquiry spirals into a high-stakes chase for survival as alliances shift and danger looms around every corner.
Who directed Quicksand?
The film was directed by John Mackenzie, known for his work in crime dramas like *The Long Good Friday*.
Who stars in Quicksand?
The cast includes Michael Keaton as the bank executive, Michael Caine in a key supporting role, Judith Godrèche as the troubled film star, and Rade Šerbedžija as a formidable crime figure.
Is Quicksand (2003) worth watching?
While *Quicksand (2003)* isn't a widely celebrated title, it offers a solid crime-thriller experience with strong performances from Keaton and Caine. Fans of 2000s crime dramas with a moody, international setting will likely find it engaging, though it may lack the depth of some higher-profile titles.
How long is Quicksand?
The runtime for *Quicksand (2003)* is 94 minutes.
About Quicksand (2003) — A Banker's Descent into Monaco's Dark Underbelly
In *Quicksand (2003)*, a high-pressure New York bank executive finds himself in over his head after a routine investigation in Monaco spirals into a dangerous web of crime and deception. Directed by John Mackenzie, the film blends sharp crime drama with slick action, where a once-prominent actor's entanglement in illegal dealings forces the banker to confront a reality far removed from his orderly world. The sleek, sun-soaked backdrop of Monaco contrasts with the moral murkiness of the plot, creating a tense atmosphere where loyalty and survival hang in the balance.
Michael Keaton delivers a standout performance as the relentlessly methodical banker, while Michael Caine adds gravitas as an enigmatic figure caught between chaos and control. Judith Godrèche shines as the film star whose reckless choices ignite the crisis, grounding the thriller in emotional stakes. With taut pacing and a moody crime-thriller tone, *Quicksand (2003)* keeps viewers on edge as it explores trust, desperation, and the fine line between right and wrong.
