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Young Gun
2006
Overview
Feb. 24--Director-writer Wayne Kramer must have had a lot of phobias while growing up, because a host of them spill forth in his latest effort, Running Scared. In Kramer's world, children are perpetual victims: beaten, emotionally and verbally abused, and stalked by sexual predators. In Kramer's world, children, such as Oleg (Cameron Bright), don't even smile. And why should this son of Russian immigrants? Oleg and [Nicky] see him do that after a particularly gruesome drug deal gone bad. That gives Oleg the opportunity to get some revenge on dear ol' dad, and he swipes a shiny, pearl-handled piece. Minutes later he uses it on Anzor, which sends [Joey] reeling. Anzor is tied to the Russian mob that Joey's boss is doing business with and when a description of the gun gets back to his boss, he can only expect that he will eventually be discovered. Oleg disappears with the piece, sending Joey on a citywide search to find him before Joey's bosses do. You would think that Joey's plight would be the center of this story, but it's ancillary.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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