Blackout

Year: 1996

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: English

Director: Allan A. Goldstein

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John Gray, a mild banker, is hit by a car and suffers severe amnesia. After leaving the hospital he receives flashbacks that clash with his current life. A mysterious phone call and a botched murder attempt on his wife end with her death, forcing Gray to travel to Los Angeles to piece together clues and decide whether he is a killer or a hero.

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