Nowhere to Run
Director: Robert Harmon
Actors: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Rosanna Arquette, Kieran Culkin
PlotAn escaped convict, Sam Gillen, finds solace in the remote countryside while evading law enforcement. He sets up camp near the farmland owned by Clydie, a widowed mother, and her two children. When he learns that a ruthless developer is trying to force Clydie off her land, Sam decides to help her and forms a bond with the family. The developer's men continually harass Clydie, escalating their efforts to intimidate her into selling. Sam uses his skills and resourcefulness to fend off these threats, offering protection that the authorities are unable or unwilling to provide.
As Sam spends more time with Clydie and her children, his past begins to catch up with him. Questions about his true identity arise, causing tension within the seemingly peaceful setup. Sam’s efforts to protect the family lead him into direct confrontation with the developer's hired muscle, making the stakes higher each day. The increasing danger forces everyone involved to push their limits, testing their resolve and loyalties. Through a series of intense encounters, Sam and Clydie must navigate their complex relationship while facing the persistent external threat to their way of life.
Writers: Joe Eszterhas, Richard Marquand, Leslie Bohem
Release Date: 15 Jan 1993
Runtime: 94 min
Rating: R
Country: United States
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
Nowhere to Run: A generic, talky Van Damme film with decent Blu-ray quality, lacking in extras; great for die-hard fans, but a rental for casual viewers.
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