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River Runs Red: Directed by Wes Miller. With Taye Diggs, John Cusack, George Lopez, Gianni Capaldi. When the son of an African American judge is murdered in a routine pull-over gone wrong, Judge Charles Coleman takes the law into his own hands to ensure justice is had when the two cops walk free.
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Release. The film had its world premiere at the Heartland Film Festival on October 13, 2018. Its theatrical release began on November 9, 2018. Reception Box office. River Runs Red grossed $9,893 in the United States and Canada and $51,896 in other territories for a worldwide total of $61,789. Critical response
River Runs Red: Directed by Wes Miller. With Taye Diggs, John Cusack, George Lopez, Luke Hemsworth. When the son of an African American judge is murdered in a routine pull-over gone wrong, Judge Charles Coleman takes the law into his own hands to ensure justice is had when the two cops walk free.
- Wes Miller
- 2 min
When the son of a successful judge (Taye Diggs) is killed by two police officers (Luke Hemsworth/Gianni Capaldi) and the system sets them free, a hardened veteran detective (John Cusack) finds some incriminating files on the officers and the judge teams up with another mourning father (George Lopez) to take the law into his own hands.
River Runs Red in US theaters November 9, 2018 starring Taye Diggs, George Lopez, Luke Hemsworth, RJ Mitte. Follows respected Judge Charles Coleman (Taye Diggs), who has devoted his life to law enforcement.
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- John Cusack
- Wes Miller
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A law-enforcement family. But things don’t go as planned. Instead, C.J. is shot to death by a couple of bad cops, their badness telegraphed by cigar-smoking, greasy hair, paunchiness, and general idiocy. Despite their stupidity, they succeed in planting evidence on the corpse to exonerate them.
