Beretta's Island 1994
"The One Man Who Can Muscle out of Any Jam!"
When duty calls, retired enforcer Franco "Beretta" Armando returns to Sardinia to settle an old score after a police officer's murder.
Director: Michael Preece
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Beretta's Island (1994) about?
A retired hitman, Franco 'Beretta' Armando, comes out of hiding to avenge a murdered cop, uncovering a nightmarish drug trade that's tearing apart his childhood home on Sardinia. When the cartel kidnaps his best friend's daughter, he's pulled back into a world of bloodshed and betrayal.
Who directed Beretta's Island?
Michael Preece directed this 1994 crime thriller, infusing the film with a raw, punchy energy that defines its genre.
Who stars in Beretta's Island?
Franco Columbu leads the cast as Beretta, joined by Ken Kercheval, Elizabeth Kaitan, Van Quattro, and Jo Champa in pivotal roles.
Is Beretta's Island (1994) worth watching?
With its solid action and crime themes, Beretta's Island offers a satisfying revenge thriller experience for fans of the genre. Reviews suggest it delivers what it promises—tense standoffs and a gripping storyline—though it may not redefine cinema.
How long is Beretta's Island?
Beretta's Island runs for 97 minutes.
About Beretta's Island (1994) — A Sardinian crime saga of revenge, drugs, and explosive action
When duty calls, retired enforcer Franco "Beretta" Armando returns to Sardinia to settle an old score after a police officer's murder. The tranquil island he remembers has been poisoned by drug trafficking, and the trail of blood leads straight to a ruthless cartel boss with a taste for sadism. Kidnapping the daughter of his closest friend becomes the villain's twisted greeting, forcing Beretta back into the shadows of violence he once escaped. Director Michael Preece crafts a gritty crime thriller where honor clashes with brutality, and revenge becomes a one-way ticket to hell.
Beretta's Island pulses with Mediterranean sunsets and backroom betrayals, blending high-stakes action with a personal vendetta that refuses to fade. The film's raw energy comes alive through Franco Columbu's explosive performance, while Ken Kercheval adds a layer of calculating menace to the cartel's hierarchy. This is a story about reclaiming what's been stolen—no matter the cost.