Homicide

'Brilliant' SUNDAY EXPRESS Bob Gold is a cop. A good cop. But tonight, he will betray his friends, disgrace the force, and commit an act of violence because he believes it is the only right thing to do. LONDON FILM CRITICS AWARD DAVID MAMET Best Screenwriter 'Its a cracking thriller' THE EXPRESS 'One of the most intelligent thrillers of the year' THE GUARDIAN 'Grips, excites and intrigues' TODAY 'A first-rate police thriller' MAIL ON SUNDAY Bobby Gold (Joe Mantegna) would rather be known as a cop than a Jew, so when he is called off a big murder case to investigate the routine murder of an old Jewish woman in the Black Ghetto, he is understandably angry. But his anger soon turns to intrigue as further investigation into the woman's death points to something far more sinister than just the killing of an old Jewish lady for a couple of dollars. Written and directed by David Mamet (House of Games), "Homicide" is a tense cop drama that is full of intrigue and is sharp as a double-edged blade. © Bison Films and First Independent Films Ltd.