EXCLUSIVE: Harvey Keitel (Pulp Fiction), Britt Robertson (Tomorrowland), Dean Norris (Breaking Bad) and Tom Berenger (Platoon) have wrapped roles opposite Kit Lang (Night of Violence) in Minute Mark, a psychological thriller from Renegade Motion Pictures that was shot in New Jersey.
Directed by up-and-comers Illya Konstantin & Geoffrey Cowper, Minute Mark takes place in real time across a single day in Atlantic City, when corporate dealmaker Mark Montero (Lang) receives a phone call informing him his wife has been kidnapped and is being held on a live stream watched by hundreds of thousands of people around the world. Forced to wear camera-equipped glasses that broadcast his every move, he must complete a series of increasingly impossible tasks across the city to keep her alive — all while being watched, directed and manipulated by a mysterious figure known only as Preacher. As the day spirals out of control, Mark is forced to confront not only the man holding his wife, but the life he has spent too long neglecting.
Minute Mark is written by Michael Hayes, Christopher Lang and Konstantin. Casting is by Luis Sanchez-Canete. The film is produced by Lang (Night of Violence), Dave Lugo (Land of Bad, Not Without Hope), Stefanie Chiu (Night of Violence) and Wildfire Studios for Renegade Motion Pictures.
“One of the things that excited us most about Minute Mark was the opportunity to tell an intensely human story inside a high-concept thriller,” said directors Konstantin and Cowper. “Harvey, Britt, Dean, Tom and Kit each bring extraordinary depth and authenticity to these characters, and watching them bring this world to life has already exceeded every expectation. We’re thrilled to be making this film in Atlantic City.”
Konstantin is repped by MKSD Talent Management; Keitel by Untitled; Robertson by Innovative; Norris by Innovative and Constellation Media Group; and Berenger by Jeff Goldberg Management and Rowan & Maron.
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