District C-11

USA • 2017 • 83m •

• Directed by: Wes Williams II. • Starring: Alaina Gianci, Alan White, Alex Cash, Amanda Landry, Amy Whalen, Andrea Lyman, Andrew Morais, Andrew Vu, Anita Ganesan, Ann Flynn Dickinson, Bill Lee, Billy 'V' Vigeant, Bob Adams..

It's the year 2019 and the world is on the brink of collapse. Meanwhile in the U.S Two rookie cops are tasked to patrol the streets of Boston's District C-11. As the rookies get closer to the source of the city's woes, they ask themselves two questions. Do they fight for what's right? Or do they join the bad guys and become part of the problem.

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1:19

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The film opens with an usual background of the world in turmoil over "religion and land" with riots and marshal law being declared everywhere but Boston, where a mayor is killed. Then we jump 10 years later into a police drama where 2 cops go up against Boston's top drug dealer who controls the new mayor. Add a sister and a mayor's assistant and you have the story. I am not sure what the opening world situation had anything to do with the film. The acting and dialogue hit bottom from the start. The cinematography was bad. Even the few fight scenes were a joke. The film is worth a punch on the hacker's card if you can make it all the way through it.

Review by Michael Ledo from the Internet Movie Database.

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