Judas Kiss

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Judas Kiss

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Directed by Sebastian Gutierrez
Produced by Elaine Dysinger
Written by Deanna Fuller
Sebastian Gutierrez
Starring Carla Gugino
Simon Baker
Emma Thompson
Alan Rickman
Hal Holbrook
Til Schweiger
Distributed by Sony Pictures
Release date(s) 1998
Running time 98 mins.
Country United States
Language English
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Judas Kiss is an American crime thriller released in 1998. It was directed by Sebastian Gutierrez, produced by Elaine Dysinger and Carla Gugino (who also co-starred in the film) and the screenplay was by Deanna Fuller and Sebastian Gutierrez.

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Coco Chavez and Junior Armstrong are two small-time criminals who make money at blackmail and sex scams. They attempt to break into the big time by kidnapping a computer genius and holding him for a $4 million ransom. To help them, they enlist Lizard and Ruben Rubenbauer who provide firepower and technology. However, during the kidnapping, they accidentally kill the young wife of Louisiana Senator Hornbeck.

Racked by guilt, Coco and the group are pursued by veteran FBI agent Sadie Hawkins and grizzled New Orleans detective David Friedman. The two combative officers enjoy showing up one another during their investigation, as well as commiserate about their jobs and personal foibles. Coco and Junior also have to deal with henchmen hired by the Senator to get revenge on the group.

As the plot unfolds, it appears that the murder may not have been entirely accidental. Detective Friedman's suspicions are raised when Senator Hornbeck threatens the detectives instead of offering assistance. On the cusp of getting away with a nearly flawless crime, the group face betrayal from within.

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The movie was produced by Bandeira Entertainment. The movie was filmed on location in New Orleans, Louisiana.

[edit] Home video

The movie was distributed to home video on both VHS and DVD formats on September 21, 1999 by Sony Pictures. Both home video formats have a runtime of 98 minutes.

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