Age Of Kill. 2016.
A ex special ops sniper is blackmailed into killing 6 people in six hours and a Detective Inpsector is trying to figure if there is a connection to the intended targets.
Set in and around London this isn't exactly a gritty British thriller as it's made out to be, Martin Kemp plays Sam Blake who's daughter is being held by a unknown terrorist and blackmailer. Patrick Bergin is able to put on a posh toff voice who seems to be the aide to prime minister Bruce Payne. Phil Davis is the ex major brought in to help understand why Blake may have gone rogue and April Pearson is the other pawn victim in the game. This wasn't tense or on the edge of your seat, the camera work can be a bit amateurish at times, certainly decently paced and entertaining but wouldn't rush about to buy it unless it's at a decent price.
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