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Subscribe Crisis Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer, Evangeline Lilly; directed by Nicholas Jarecki
Nicholas Jarecki s sophomore feature, after his financial-morality laden Arbitrage, is a concoction of three story lines about the escalating opioid epidemic, replete with characters involved at disparate points of despondency and grief.
Set in Montreal and Detroit, the film features undercover DEA operative Jake Kelly (Armie Hammer) who is tasked to link a crew of Armenian power gangsters with fentanyl smuggled from Montreal. Meanwhile, the fearless cop must also deal with his junkie sister (Lily-Rose Depp) in rehab.
Then, there s Michigan resident Claire Reimann (Evangeline Lilly), a recovering addict whose world suddenly comes crashing down when her son turns up dead from a drug overdose. Overcome with despair and vengeance, she sets out on a personal mission to hunt down those accountable.
Crisis
Cast Gary Oldman as Dr. Tyrone Brower; Armie Hammer as Jake Kelly; Evangeline Lilly as Claire Reimann; Greg Kinnear as Geoff Talbot; Michelle Rodriguez as Supervisor Garrett; Luke Evans as Dr. Bill Simons; Lily-Rose Depp as Emmie Kelly; Indira Varma as Madira Brower; Kid Cudi as Ben Walker
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Crisis focuses on three of them.
For years, college professor Tyrone Bower has helped a huge pharmaceutical company bring its products to market. He tests its drugs, endorses the results and takes the cash all for his research lab, of course. But as the company tries to hone its breakthrough opioid drug Klaralon touted as “non-addictive” and set to hit the market in six months Tyrone’s team finds some disturbing discrepancies.