Lost Bullet 2003
Directed by Pau Martínez, *Lost Bullet* (2003) weaves a tense crime drama around Daniel, a desperate ex-con whose plan to outmaneuver his corrupt father-in-law spirals into a high-stakes game of revenge.
Director: Pau Martínez
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Lost Bullet* (2003) about?
*Lost Bullet* follows Daniel, a recently released convict who kidnaps his own son to force a confrontation with his corrupt father-in-law. His plan traps him in a ghost town turned Western filming location, where he must navigate past betrayals, a relentless ex-wife, and the moral decay of a fading actor. It's a story of revenge, family ties, and the cost of justice.
Who directed *Lost Bullet*?
Pau Martínez directed *Lost Bullet* (2003), crafting a neo-western crime drama that blends tension with darkly comedic undertones.
Who stars in *Lost Bullet*?
The film features Juanjo Puigcorbé as Daniel, joined by Mercedes Sampietro, David Carradine, Cynthia Rothrock, and Emilio Gutiérrez Caba in pivotal roles.
Is *Lost Bullet* (2003) worth watching?
While *Lost Bullet* doesn't carry an IMDb rating, its genre-blending mix of crime drama and revenge thriller—along with strong performances and a unique setting—makes it a compelling watch for fans of gritty character studies. The film's atmosphere and moral ambiguity elevate it beyond typical revenge plots.
How long is *Lost Bullet*?
*Lost Bullet* runs for 98 minutes, delivering a tight, engaging runtime perfect for a tense crime drama.
About Lost Bullet (2003) — A father's revenge plot collides with crime, family, and the Wild West
Directed by Pau Martínez, *Lost Bullet* (2003) weaves a tense crime drama around Daniel, a desperate ex-con whose plan to outmaneuver his corrupt father-in-law spirals into a high-stakes game of revenge. Set against the rugged backdrop of an abandoned town repurposed as a Wild West film set, the story twists through betrayal, obsession, and the blurred lines between fiction and reality. Juanjo Puigcorbé delivers a gripping performance as Daniel, caught between his vengeful mission, a relentless ex-wife, and a washed-up actor whose moral compass is as fractured as his career. With themes of family, corruption, and redemption, the film blends gritty drama with moments of dark humor, all wrapped in a sun-baked atmosphere that feels ripped from a spaghetti western.
The tension escalates as Daniel's plan unravels, forcing him to confront not just his adversaries but his own past. Mercedes Sampietro and Emilio Gutiérrez Caba add layers of tension as the formidable forces arrayed against him, while David Carradine and Cynthia Rothrock contribute a dose of classic action flair. *Lost Bullet* (2003) isn't just a crime thriller—it's a character study where every move could be the last.