Soulstice 2008
"Long Day. Short Fuse."
Soulstice (2008) dives into the chaotic crossroads of one man's unraveling life, directed by Brian Nolin.
Director: Brian Nolin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Soulstice (2008) about?
Soulstice follows Sol, a man caught between a monotonous routine and the allure of crime when his roommates drag him into a dangerous spree of armed robberies and kidnappings. As the chaos mounts, he's forced to confront whether his reckless choices align with the life he wants—or if it's too late to turn back.
Who directed Soulstice?
Brian Nolin directed Soulstice, bringing a raw, unflinching lens to the drama and crime elements that define the film.
Who stars in Soulstice?
The film features Donny Lucas as Sol, alongside Artine Tony Browne, Almeera Jiwa, and Ethan Hunter in pivotal roles.
Is Soulstice (2008) worth watching?
While Soulstice isn't rated on IMDb, its crime-drama premise offers a tense exploration of morality and consequence. Fans of gritty character studies and high-stakes tension may find its raw storytelling compelling, though it leans heavily into its edgy atmosphere rather than polished execution.
How long is Soulstice?
Soulstice has a runtime of 98 minutes.
About Soulstice (2008) — A Crime-Drama of Choice and Consequence
Soulstice (2008) dives into the chaotic crossroads of one man's unraveling life, directed by Brian Nolin. The crime-drama unfolds in a gritty, high-stakes atmosphere as Sol, played by Donny Lucas, balances a tense relationship with his girlfriend Jen while getting tangled in a web of armed robberies, gunfights, and kidnappings with his reckless roommates. As the adrenaline-fueled chaos escalates, Sol faces a brutal ultimatum: cling to his criminal path or reclaim stability with Jen. The film explores themes of loyalty, consequence, and the flickering chance for redemption in a world where every wrong turn feels irreversible.
With its raw energy and moral dilemmas, Soulstice (2008) blends drama with the harsh realities of crime, painting a portrait of a man stretched between fleeting thrills and the quiet, uncertain promise of a different life.