Revenge for Jolly!

A restless freelancer weighed down by a large debt and the grief of losing his dog Jolly, Harry's anger drives him toward reckless violence. His pursuit of vengeance with Cecil pulls him deeper into a cycle of retaliation that tests moral boundaries. The quest reveals how personal grievance can erode restraint and rational thought.

Harry's cousin and reluctant partner in vengeance, Cecil brings loyalty but also a willingness to take brutal measures to uncover the truth. He navigates a fine line between camaraderie and complicity as the quest spirals out of control. The duo's dynamic exposes how family ties can fuel, yet complicate, violent aims.

A regular who once supplied Harry with his address, Bachmeier becomes the pivotal target of the pursuit. Secretive and well-connected, he defies easy capture and forces the film to confront a broader web of complicity. The hunt for Bachmeier reveals the gray morality at the heart of the vendetta.

A known sex worker last seen with Bachmeier, Tina functions as a critical information link in the pursuit. When Cecil tries to buy information, she shoots him in the hand, demonstrating a willingness to push back. Her fate underscores the film's brutal immediacy and the precariousness of those caught in the chase.

Tina's ally who becomes entangled in the pursuit and ultimately falls victim to the escalating violence. Her presence signals how loyalties fracture under pressure and how information can be weaponized in the hunt for Bachmeier.

A partner at the law firm targeted by Harry and Cecil; he embodies the corrupt edge of the system the protagonists confront. Along with Eichelberger and Danny, he is among the ruthless negotiators of information who pay the price for withholding truth.

A crooked lawyer, part of the trio the protagonists brutalize when seeking information. His status reflects the ethical rot on the other side of the vendetta and anchors the law firm raid as a confrontation with complicity.

Another unscrupulous lawyer in the firm who becomes a target, his fate underscores the callousness of the system Harry and Cecil challenge. His role sharpens the sense of moral ambiguity at play.

Bachmeier's sister, whose family is depicted as deeply dysfunctional, a backdrop to the violence that erupts at the wedding. Her presence highlights how personal turmoil fuels collective upheaval and risk within a tight-knit circle.

Angela's husband, shot during the wedding-night chaos, illustrating the cost of vengeance to ordinary lives. His fate underscores the collateral damage and fragility of domestic life amid escalating violence.

A dimly lit bartender who becomes the first casualty, triggering the protagonists' reckoning. His death catalyzes the pursuit and reveals the volatile, sudden nature of the conflict.

The law firm receptionist who informs Harry and Cecil that Bachmeier is at a wedding reception, setting the stage for the intrusion. A minor role that functions as a narrative hinge toward the climactic confrontation.