The Power of Few

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Darrell S @RT37459315 Feb 20, 2026 The plot is a crime drama featuring five interconnected stories, set in New Orleans. They spend the whole movie building up a series of connected incidents that are basically coincidences, kill people off and then make a 360 degree turn and try to mash the shroud of turin with karma. The ending makes it all fall flat. See more George R @RT56969851 Oct 11, 2023 Tragic abuse of terrific acting talent by. dreadful directing makes you understand why the apprentice editor got an opening credit. New Orleans was equally misused. The insignificant box office earnings say it all. This, in show biz terms, was a plotcher. See more Apr 8, 2020 Amazing working with the crew the whole while in New Orleans' 9th Ward Nov. 2010 post-Katrina. Fascinating how producer Q'Orianka Kilcher involved the community of New Orleans and the world in online casting, engaging budding filmmakers online in internat5ional competition to take raw footage and create Scene 64 that was entered into the movie. The technical crew was precision personified blowing up cars and flipping them in the tight intersection of the French Quarter, creating costumes and makeup and sets to seamlessly fit the characters & story line. Every actor and crew member brought their A-game, including Christopher Walken - I still don't know if he's CIA or not and his homeless buddy played by Jordan Prentice, Christian Slater as the good police force operative, Nicky Whelan as the bad op, Q'Orianka Kilcher as the courier looking for something more, Jesse Bradford a maybe hustler running from Anthony Anderson & Juvenile as local crime bosses, Moon Youngblood & Derek Richardson play soon-to-be-parents where he's caught in life & death choices, Kim Blacklock as The Bag called in to interrogate Navid Negahban's character - who we never know who he is - in the darkest moment of the film, Larry King as himself, and introducing Tione Johnson as perhaps the wisest as the little girl Few. The tight writing of the script didn't give any answers, just showed you what was happening from many converging perspectives in one day in the 9th Ward of NOLA. Genius cinematography by Reinhart Peschke, note-worthy first time feature film directing by Leone Marucci, experienced efficient go-to man in1st AD Matthew Wilson Ross, and phenomenal stunt coordinator in Lin Oeding. See more Apr 12, 2018 Clever. Underrated. Refreshing. See more farah r @Farah Sep 23, 2016 Bland and overdramatized. See more Sep 16, 2016 Best movie I have seen in a long time. Absolutely loved it. Fantastic performances. Fabulous seemless plot. If you're in the mood for some Tarantino with way less violence. I highly recommend this movie. I personally can't fathom why it has such a low rating here. Watch it. Allow it to take you on a wonderful, joyous, softly turning, melodious journey. Enjoy it. And then rate it highly as it truely deserves. See more Read all reviews

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