State of Grace
Director: Phil Joanou
Actors: Sean Penn, Ed Harris, Gary Oldman
PlotTerry Noonan returns to his old neighborhood in New York City's Hell's Kitchen after being away for several years. He reconnects with his childhood friend Jackie Flannery, who is deeply involved in the Irish-American crime syndicate led by his brother, Frankie Flannery. As Terry integrates himself back into the fold, he rekindles a romantic relationship with his old flame Kathleen. Unbeknownst to his friends and loved ones, Terry is actually an undercover cop, tasked with infiltrating the criminal organization and gathering enough evidence to bring them down. His return creates a tension-filled atmosphere as he juggles his conflicting loyalties and feelings.
As Terry delves deeper into the crime family's operations, the situation becomes increasingly volatile. Jackie's reckless behavior and Frankie's ruthlessness heighten the stakes, making Terry's mission all the more dangerous. His dual identity weighs heavily on him, creating inner turmoil as he struggles to maintain his cover while protecting those he cares for. The tension reaches a boiling point as alliances are tested, and everyone involved is forced to confront their own moral boundaries.
Writers: Dennis McIntyre
Release Date: 14 Sep 1990
Runtime: 134 min
Rating: R
Country: United Kingdom, United States
Language: English
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