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Age of Kill

UK 2015
produced by
Jonathan Sothcott, Neil Jones, Rod Smith, Colin Lomax, Billy Murray (executive) for Richwater Films, Platform Entertainment
directed by Neil Jones
starring Martin Kemp, Patrick Bergin, April Pearson, Nick Moran, Anouska Mond, Dexter Fletcher, Philip Davis, Bruce Payne, Donna Air, Dani Dyer, Tony Denham, Chris Brazier, Johnny Palmiero, Lucy Pinder, Sebastia Street, Peter Brooke, Bea Segura
written by Simon Cluett, music by David O'Brien, Dave James, Adam Skinner, Dan Skinner, Luke Richards, Bob Bradley, Duncan Pittock, David Tobin, Jeff Meegan, Simon Lambros, Barrie Gledden, Richard Kimmings, Kes Loy, Sulene Fleming, Matt Hill, Terry Devine-King, Gerrit Wunder, Gareth Johnson, Darren Leigh Purkiss, Richard Lacy, Paul Mottram, fight choreography by Nick Maison

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Sam (Martin Kemp) is the top Secret Service hitman, always hitting his target, always getting away unnoticed, no matter where in the world ... but then he slips up in Spain, even if it wasn't entirely his fault, and his squadron is suspended.

Back in the UK, Sam receives a mysterious phonecall threatening him to do whoever's on the other end of the line's bidding, or ... and Sam witnesses his girlfriend shot dead across the street. So yup, it's serious, but to bring his point acrosseven better, whoever-it-is shows Sam he holds Sam's daughter (Dani Dyer) hostage. Sam has six hours to save her, murdering one person on whoever-it-is's hitlist every hour, otherwise the daughter will be a goner. Now Sam is a professional hitman, but no killing machine, so killing innocent persons without any reason goes totally against everything he believes in - but then again, what can he do? But he does leave innocent witnesses alive, which soon gets the police on his tail, led by D.I. Siddiq (Anouska Mond), who is pretty good at connecting the dots and linking it all to the protest march of a Roy Dixon's (Nick Moran) extremist right wing party - but then the Secret Service led by agent Dalton (Sebastian Street) takes over, and it doesn't take long for D.I. Siddiq to find out Secret Service tries to cover up rather than help with the investigations, and she also finds out that all of Sam's victims were actually undercover agents that infiltrated Dixon's ranks ...

On the run, Sam is saved by prostitute Lexi (April Pearson), who is also forced by whoever-it-is to do his bidding, as he wants to play the two against one another - but somehow the two find common ground and decide to go after their tormentor rather than do one last job for him - which would be for Sam to blow himself up amidst the extremists' rally ...

 

Age of Kill is quite simply an extremely tight film: It's full of action and the plot moves forward at a very steady pace - but that said it's anything but a one-dimensional action flick, its plot is complex and multi-layered, twists and turns and is full of surprises, it leads us into a grey area rather than presenting us with the typical good vs evil dychotomy, and it features a bunch of interesting, colourful characters. All of this is carried by a very fluid directorial effort and a strong key cast, led by an impressive Martin Kemp, who really gets the driven nature of his character right.

Totally recommended!

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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