Death Without Consent
March. 11,2007Chris Carrington looses his father to hereditary kidney disease. He is painfully aware he may die from it as well. While dealing with the agony of his loss, Chris is unexpectedly contacted by a mysterious Russian immigrant who tells him his father did not die from natural causes. That his father was an unwitting victim of human experiments in the development of biological weapons. Pursuing the truth behind this strange revelation, Chris learns of Dr. Gurevich, the scientist who created these viruses. He meets Gurevich's beautiful daughter Anna, whose innocence, charm and intelligence ultimately become his greatest obstacle. Unable to contact his Russian informant, unable to decipher Russian documents, unwilling to use Gurevich's daughter as a pawn, Chris struggles to fight symptoms of his own disease, caught between the ticking clock of his own illness and the consuming desire for truth.
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Too much of everything
Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,
The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.
An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.
We were invited to a private screening of Death without Consent. There wasn't a dry eye at the end of the movie. The people who presented the movie got a standing ovation. We hope the producers and all the people who worked on this movie will hear about this. The story is amazing. It is very well put together. With all the twists and turns in the plot, all the pieces fall into place at the end brilliantly. The ending is quite unexpected. The film is better than most movies on the big screen. We hope the producer will get a great distribution deal. This is a movie everyone should see. There is information that most of the public is not aware of, but should be, all presented in an exciting thriller.