تدور احداث قصة فيلم الاكشن والدراما والاثارة Double Echo 2017 " صدي مزدوج " حول ترك بول قوة الشرطة بعد أن قتل شريكه عن طريق الخطأ. الآن هو سائق لرجل غني يتم اختطاف ابنته. وسيستخدم مهاراته لإنقاذ الفتاة لكنه سيكشف أيضاً عن أسرار كانت العائلة تخفيها لسنوات
الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
William Collinson
Director
Brandon Auret
Paul Mullen
Amalia Uys
Michelle Carlson
Graham Clarke
Bernard Russell
Anja Taljaard
Lindsey Russell
Clinton Small
Johnny Dunne
Vanessa Lee
Mary
Sean Cameron Michael
Ernesto Rodrigo
Shamilla Miller
Sandra
Luke Tyler
Waiter
Adrienne Pearce
Mother
Eugene Dippenaar
Kidnapper
Percy Maboane
Drug Dealer
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Mike
Craig Peel
Fingers
François Bloemhof
Writer
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Paul Mullen (Brandon Auret) is an ex-cop down and out, hitchhiking along the road. He winds up at the estate of Bernard Russell (Graham Clarke) and is hired on. Bernard's daughter Lindsey (Anja Taljaard) has eyes on Paul as does Michelle (Amalia Uys), Bernard's young girlfriend and a former waitress. Things move along like sexual drama and then we get twists and then silly twists. The film started out great. Anja Taljaard taking a shower is what the film really needed as well as a better ending. Guide: F-word, sex, brief nudity (Amalia Uys)
Disgraced ex-cop Paul Mullen (a solid performance by Brandon Auret) gets a job working as a chauffeur for mean and overbearing rich cripple Bernard Russell (nicely played by Graham Clarke). Paul has to use his skills as a former cop after Russell's daughter Lindsey (an appealingly spunky portrayal by Anja Taljaard) gets kidnapped. While director William Collinson does a commendable job of fleshing out the characters, he alas lets the story unfold at a plodding pace and fails to generate much in the way of any essential tension or narrative momentum. Fortunately, we've got the smoldering presence of foxy brunette Amalia Uys as Russell's hot to trot girlfriend Michelle to keep things watchable, plus there a couple of decent twists towards the end. A strictly passable diversion.
