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This Killing Business

Name: This Killing Business
Genre: Crime
Released: 2013-04-04
Duration: 1 h 28 min
Rating: 5.3
Cast: Alexander Cook, Vincent Ernest Siders, Michala Hansen

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5.3/10

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Crime

Climb inside the mind of a sociopath; an office worker kills his way into management but gets into trouble with his talkative girlfriend and a corrupt detective. Jim Collins has decided to k... Read allClimb inside the mind of a sociopath; an office worker kills his way into management but gets into trouble with his talkative girlfriend and a corrupt detective. Jim Collins has decided to kill his way to the top. He begins by strangling Harry, his manager, one night on an abando... Read allClimb inside the mind of a sociopath; an office worker kills his way into management but gets into trouble with his talkative girlfriend and a corrupt detective. Jim Collins has decided to kill his way to the top. He begins by strangling Harry, his manager, one night on an abandoned highway. Complications emerge when, at Harry's wake, Jim learns Gail, his girlfriend, ... Read all

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Alexander Cook

Jim Collins

Vincent Ernest Siders

Detective Scott Hume

Michala Hansen

Gail Robbins

Paul Melendy

Ned Woznick

Keith Michael Pinault

Kevin Ainslee
(as Keith Pinault)

Carl Juliano

Harry Davis

Kevin Groppe

Steve Ford

Elaine Theodore

Midge Davis

Chuck Schwager

Baker The Accountant

Alexa Niziak

Dena
(as Alexa Shae Niziak)

Christina Costello

Bar Patron

Tom Kenny

Office Worker

Gwen Kosak

Office Worker…

Pamela Valentine

Office Worker
(as Pam Valentine)
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Robert Glenn

Bar Patron
(uncredited)

Elaine Victoria Grey

Funeral Attendee
(uncredited)

Director
- Federico Muchnik
Writer
- Federico Muchnik
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Jim Collins: [V.O] The most important thing in life is... tomorrow. It comes at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives. It puts itself into our hands and hopes we've learned something from yesterday. Maybe we can't deny the truth about ourselves. Maybe we just get better at lying. But even if I am lying to myself, the truth is nobody's business but my own.