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Powder Blue. After serving 25 years in prison, a former hit man (Ray Liotta) tries to track down his daughter (Jessica Biel). Watch Powder Blue with a subscription on Prime Video, rent on...
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Powder Blue, written and directed by Timothy Linh Bui, focuses on the downward-spiraling lives of four main characters, played by Forest Whitaker, Jessica Biel, Ray Liotta, and relative newcomer Eddie Redmayne.
Oct 15, 2009 · Powder Blue: Directed by Timothy Linh Bui. With Jessica Biel, Eddie Redmayne, Forest Whitaker, Ray Liotta. Four Los Angelenos, a mortician, an ex-con, a suicidal ex-priest, and a stripper, are brought together on Christmas Eve by a mixture of circumstances.
May 8, 2009 · Powder Blue is a mosaic of people desperately searching for redemption, human connection, and restored faith within the underbelly of Los Angeles. On the eve of Christmas, four lives will cross paths by chance, love, past guilt, and divine intervention.
Powder Blue is a 2009 American drama film with an ensemble cast featuring several interconnected story arcs. It was written and directed by Timothy Linh Bui, and features Patrick Swayze 's last film role before his death in September that same year.
Few will remember Powder Blue as a desperate copy job of Paul Thomas Anderson's brilliant Magnolia but rather as the film where Jessica Biel finally took it all off. Full Review | Original...
May 9, 2009 · Another Los Angeles-set multistrand drama “Crash”-es and burns in “Powder Blue,” Timothy Linh Bui’s tale of the intersecting paths of a stripper, an ex-priest, an ex-con and a mortician.
May 22, 2009 · The Bottom Line. Powder Blue plays fine as a performance piece with some performances working better than others, but the story treads well-worn territory. This Blu-ray does a decent job,...
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