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Earned back only 93% of its budget on initial theatrical — a commercial disappointment on release.

"All roads lead to the truth."
When a mysterious caller plants a bomb under his car seat, a bank executive begins a high-speed chase across the city to complete a specific series of tasks — all with his kids trapped in the back seat.
“All roads lead to the truth.”

Liam Neeson
Matt Turner

Lilly Aspell
Emily Turner

Jack Champion
Zach Turner

Matthew Modine
Anders Muller

Noma Dumezweni
Angela Brickmann

Embeth Davidtz
Heather Turner

Arian Moayed
Sylvain

Emily Kusche
Mila
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Nimród Antal directs. Flavio Martínez Labiano behind the camera. Harry Gregson-Williams scores. Steve Mirkovich cuts. Runs lean at under 100 minutes. A commercial under-performer on release. Produced in France, Germany, United States of America. Dialogue in English, German.
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"Matt" (Liam Neeson) is the high flying hedge fund partner who is taking his kids to school one morning when he gets a strange phone call from a strange phone. The voice at the end of the call warns him that he is sitting atop a weight-controlled bomb and that his family are in great danger should he not do as he is told. Just to reiterate that threat, he is to rendezvous with his colleague "Sylvain" (Arian Moayed) who is soon no long a concern! To add to the poor man's woes, when he tries to contact his wife he discovers that she is off meeting a lawyer! Can he salvage anything from this perilous, meticulously planned, scenario before they are all chum? For a while, here, Nimród Antal sustains a degree of menace as the mystery unfolds, but sadly - once it does, it's pretty obvious whom the protagonist actually is and the proceeding car chases make the art of simple urban road-blocking by the German police look just a little amateurish! The last twenty minutes are especially disappointing with a denouement that's not short on pyrotechnics but is short on just about everything else. It's a very derivative television movie that if you enjoy the genre, you probably won't hate - the pace sees to that. You won't remember it for long afterwards, though.
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The Picture Company
US
Ombra Films
ES

StudioCanal
DE

TF1 Films Production
FR

Studio Babelsberg
DE
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