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Marc Powers (writer)
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Once you're gone, you can't come back.
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Neil Murphy returns to his hometown, after an eight year absence, to attend the wake of his best friend Danny Sherman...
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Barbara Barron | ... | Samantha |
| Tina Brusso | ... | Hotel Desk Clerk |
| Paul Burke | ... | Paul Murphy |
| Gail DeStefano | ... | Mother Sherman |
| Tim Gato | ... | Roger Davis |
| Sheila Guzman | ... | Lisa Sherman |
| Meg Howe | ... | Emily Davis |
| Sam Knight | ... | Goon 2 |
| Richard Meyer | ... | Father Davis |
| Zach Nightingale | ... | Danny Sherman |
 | Marc Powers | ... | Juerdo |
| Shawn Powers | ... | Goon 1 |
| Keith Rowan | ... | Kevin Sullivan |
| Paul Sacks | ... | Neil Murphy |
| John Sawyer | ... | Fitzy |
| Dina Scalfani | ... | Andrea C |
 | Bob Tella | ... | Officer Odin |
| Andy Wallace | ... | Funeral Director |
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97 min
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Roger Davis:
Where you been, I've been looking for you all day?
Neil Murphy: I've been taking swimming lessons from two goons who looked like they just stepped out of a Tarantino flick.
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Neil Murphy: I've been taking swimming lessons from two goons who looked like they just stepped out of a Tarantino flick.
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Into The Black, director Marc Powers' second foray into independent film-making, is a slick, brilliantly-crafted, metropolitan morality tale that will surely resonate with the viewer long after it has ended. It's a smart film that assaults the viewer's sensibilities on two distinct levels. On one, it's a gritty oblique crime drama in a brash contemporized 'film noir' style and on the other, it's an unapologetically unsettling-to-the-point-of-disorienting psychological drama.
Without a doubt, Into The Black is one of the finest urban crime-thrillers I've ever watched, mainstream, indie or otherwise. Powerful and thoughtful, this film left me completely absorbed and staring at a blank TV screen for several minutes after it had ended. Yes, it was really that good!
Jamie Lisk Microcinemascene.com