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Those Who Wish Me Dead – Film Review

16 May 2021 by brisbanista Leave a Comment

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Those Who Wish Me Dead is an action thriller about a father whose audit exposes some powerful people who want him and all witness’s dead.

He attempts to escape the city with his son. After a car accident, the son is left stranded with instructions to deliver a letter to someone he can trust. He is befriended by a wilderness firefighter Hannah (Angelina Jolie) who’s haunted by a past traumatic event.

The two assassins are in a ruthless pursuit of our unlikely couple. We’ve never really sure the reason why.

Those Who Wish Me Dead has a fresh story with incredible bush fire scenes.

About Those Who Wish Me Dead

Oscar winner Jolie (“Girl, Interrupted,” the “Maleficent” films) stars as Hannah, a smoke jumper still reeling from the loss of three lives she failed to save from a fire when she comes across a traumatized 12-year-old boy with nowhere else to turn.

The film also stars Nicholas Hoult (the “X-Men” films), Finn Little (“Reckoning”, “Storm Boy”), Aiden Gillen (“Game of Thrones,” “Peaky Blinders”), Medina Senghore (“Happy!”), Tyler Perry (“Vice,” “Gone Girl”), Jake Weber (“Midway,” “Homeland”), and Jon Bernthal (“Ford v Ferrari,” “Wind River”).

Oscar nominee Sheridan (“Hell or High Water,” “Wind River”) directed from a screenplay by Michael Koryta and Charles Leavitt and Sheridan, based on the book by Koryta.  Steven Zaillian, Garrett Basch, Aaron L. Gilbert, Kevin Turen and Sheridan produced, with Steven Thibault, Ashley Levinson, Andria Spring, Jason Cloth, Richard McConnell, Kathryn Dean, Michael Friedman, Daria Cercek and Celia Khong executive producing.

The director’s behind-the-scenes creative team included his “Wind River” director of photography Ben Richardson, production designer Neil Spisak and costume designer Kari Perkins, and his “Yellowstone” editor Chad Galster and composer Brian Tyler.

New Line Cinema presents a BRON Studios/FILMRIGHTS Production, in Association with Creative Wealth Media, a Film by Taylor Sheridan, “Those Who Wish Me Dead.”

#WBInvited and #ThoseWhoWishMeDeadMovie

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