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Heat(1995)
Heat(1995)
Two iconic actors face off in this tale of an obsessive cop on the trail of a master thief across Los Angeles.
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Film Details
Year
2012
Duration
138 minutes
Genres
Crime, Drama, Thriller
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
At the mention of 'New York', most people think of Manhattan, maybe Brooklyn or Queens. Few people realise that New York State actually contains sixty-two cities. One of these is Schenectady, which takes its name from the Native American word meaning 'the place beyond the pines'. Ryan Gosling plays Luke, an enigmatic, highly skilled fairground motorcyclist who begins robbing banks to provide money for his young family, in this crime drama set in Schenectady. Standing in his way is Avery — a determined cop, looking to make a name for himself and clean up the dirty-town corruption that plagues his beat.
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