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Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 83 minutes
Directors: Jack Fessenden
Writers: Jack Fessenden
Casts: Kevin Corrigan, John Speredakos, James Le Gros, Larry Fessenden, Asa Spurlock, Jack Fessenden, Laurent Rejto, Robert Burke Warren, Erik Kraus
IMDB: Stray Bullets (2016)
Ratings: 
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
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Los Angeles Times -
Plenty of first-time feature filmmakers have combined grubby genre kicks with more personal concerns; but there’s a confidence and energy to “Stray Bullets” that compensates for the rather rudimentary, over-familiar story.
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Slant Magazine -
What distinguishes Stray Bullets from so many other low-budget crime films is Jack Fessenden's sense of quietness.
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Variety -
It’s admirably well-crafted within its mostly savvy limitations.
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Village Voice -
If we're grading on a curve, though — and seriously, it bears repeating: Fessenden is literally sixteen years old — it's impossible not to give the film kudos for being a not-bad genre exercise that shows promise for its precocious director.
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The New York Times -
Mr. Fessenden’s ambition is admirable, and there’s more than a little raw skill on display. If this, his first feature, isn’t always worth recommending, his talents are certainly worth encouraging.
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Stray Bullets (2016)
In upstate New York, two teenage boys are tasked with cleaning out their father's old mobile home on an abandoned property, but the boys are in for a surprise when they discover three crooks on the run have taken refuge in the trailer.
Stray Bullets (2016)
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...
Information
Released Year: 2017
Runtime: 83 minutes
Directors: Jack Fessenden
Writers: Jack Fessenden
Casts: Kevin Corrigan, John Speredakos, James Le Gros, Larry Fessenden, Asa Spurlock, Jack Fessenden, Laurent Rejto, Robert Burke Warren, Erik Kraus
IMDB: Stray Bullets (2016)
Storyline
In upstate New York, two teenage boys are tasked with cleaning out their father's old mobile home on an abandoned property, but the boys are in for a surprise when they discover three crooks on the run have taken refuge in the trailer.
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Reviews
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Los Angeles Times -
Plenty of first-time feature filmmakers have combined grubby genre kicks with more personal concerns; but there’s a confidence and energy to “Stray Bullets” that compensates for the rather rudimentary, over-familiar story.
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Slant Magazine -
What distinguishes Stray Bullets from so many other low-budget crime films is Jack Fessenden's sense of quietness.
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Variety -
It’s admirably well-crafted within its mostly savvy limitations.
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Village Voice -
If we're grading on a curve, though — and seriously, it bears repeating: Fessenden is literally sixteen years old — it's impossible not to give the film kudos for being a not-bad genre exercise that shows promise for its precocious director.
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The New York Times -
Mr. Fessenden’s ambition is admirable, and there’s more than a little raw skill on display. If this, his first feature, isn’t always worth recommending, his talents are certainly worth encouraging.
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In upstate New York, two teenage boys are tasked with cleaning out their father's old mobile home on an abandoned property, but the boys are in for a surprise when they discover three crooks on the run have taken refuge in the trailer.
In upstate New York, two teenage boys are tasked with cleaning out their father's old mobile home on an abandoned property, but the boys are in for a surprise when they discover three crooks on the run have taken refuge in the trailer.
In upstate New York, two teenage boys are tasked with cleaning out their father's old mobile home on an abandoned property, but the boys are in for a surprise when they discover three crooks on the run have taken refuge in the trailer.
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