A new trailer has been released by the studio for the film adaptation of Matthew F. Jones's 1996 crime thriller A Single Shot (below).
Adapted by Jones and directed by David M. Rosenthal, the film stars Sam Rockwell as a man attempting to win back his estranged family while desperately outrunning an accidental crime.
Shown earlier this year in Germany at the Berlin International Film Festival, the film will have its US premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival later this month.
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A Single Shot
Matthew F. Jones
After the loss of his family farm, John Moon is a desperate man. A master hunter, his ability to poach game in-season or out is the only thing that stands between him and the soup kitchen line. Until Moon trespasses on the wrong land, hears a rustle in the brush, and fires a single fateful shot.
Following the bloody trail, he comes upon a shocking scene: an illegal, deep woods campground filled with drugs, bundles of cash and the body of a dead young woman, killed by Moon's stray bullet.
Faced with an ultimate dilemma, Moon has to make a choice: does he take the money and ignore his responsibility for the girl's death? Or confess?
But before he has a chance to decide, Moon finds himself on the run, pursued by those who think the money is theirs. Men who don't care about right and wrong and who want only one thing from John Moon: his body, face down in a ditch.
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