One Way Out

Year: 2002

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Allan A. Goldstein

DramaCrimeActionThriller

Harry Woltz, a homicide detective plagued by a gambling addiction, owes a large sum to the Russell brothers. To settle the debt they pressure him to coach John Farrow in murdering his wife, Evans, without leaving evidence. When Harry’s former partner is assigned to the case, she draws closer to the truth, leading to unforeseen twists.

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