Shot Caller

Shot Caller

R

Genre

Drama, Suspense, Crime

Director

Ric Roman Waugh

Run time

2h 0min

In director/screenwriter Ric Roman Waugh’s (Snitch) gritty crime thriller Shot Caller, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (“Game of Thrones”) plays Jacob Harlon, a successful Pasadena financier married to Kate (Lake Bell “No Escape"), with the perfect life and family. All of that disappears one night behind the wheel when a drunk-driving accident results in the accidental death of Jacob’s best friend Tom (Max Greenfield “The Big Short"). Charged with vehicular manslaughter, Jacob is sentenced to prison, where he’s surrounded by cutthroat criminals. A fish out of water, he is forced to do the unimaginable to survive within the prison gang hierarchy where one wrong move can be your last. He adopts the persona of “Money” and rises up within the Aryan Brotherhood prison gang, his moral center eroding in the process. Upon release, Money hits the treacherous streets of Los Angeles as a changed man and enters a deadly chess game with no-nonsense parole agent Kutcher (Omari Hardwick “The A-Team") and LA County gang-unit sheriff Sanchez (Benjamin Bratt “Doctor Strange"), as his gang forces him to arrange an illegal arms deal if he wants to keep his family safe from gangster vengeance.

Genre

Drama, Suspense, Crime

Director

Ric Roman Waugh

Run time

2h 0min

In director/screenwriter Ric Roman Waugh’s (Snitch) gritty crime thriller Shot Caller, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (“Game of Thrones”) plays Jacob Harlon, a successful Pasadena financier married to Kate (Lake Bell “No Escape"), with the perfect life and family. All of that disappears one night behind the wheel when a drunk-driving accident results in the accidental death of Jacob’s best friend Tom (Max Greenfield “The Big Short"). Charged with vehicular manslaughter, Jacob is sentenced to prison, where he’s surrounded by cutthroat criminals. A fish out of water, he is forced to do the unimaginable to survive within the prison gang hierarchy where one wrong move can be your last. He adopts the persona of “Money” and rises up within the Aryan Brotherhood prison gang, his moral center eroding in the process. Upon release, Money hits the treacherous streets of Los Angeles as a changed man and enters a deadly chess game with no-nonsense parole agent Kutcher (Omari Hardwick “The A-Team") and LA County gang-unit sheriff Sanchez (Benjamin Bratt “Doctor Strange"), as his gang forces him to arrange an illegal arms deal if he wants to keep his family safe from gangster vengeance.

Info

Rating

Not allowed under 16 yrs

Production year

2017

Global distributor

Bold Films

Local distributor

ACME Film OÜ

In Cinemas

7/14/2017