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Two hit men in New York – but each of an entirely different calibre. The one, Ronnie (Gary Stretch), is elegantly British and professional; the other, August (Michael Rappaport) is nothing but trouble. August has become a real problem for some of the bosses around town (Deborah Harry, Seymour Cassel) and Ronnie finds himself caught up in the midst of mad gang warfare as he attempts to save his buddy’s life. With touches of both "Pulp Fiction" and "Butch Cassidy", plentiful visual gags and sharp dialogue, Craig Singer’s film is an ironic comedy as well as a buddy-movie thriller.

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