City of Industry (film)

City of Industry is a 1997 neonoir crime film starring Harvey Keitel, Stephen Dorff and Timothy Hutton. It is directed by John Irvin, produced by Evzen Kolar and Ken Solarz and written by Solarz. The movie also features some of the earlier appearances of actresses Famke Janssen and Lucy Liu, who later rose to fame in the XMen and Charlies Angels film series, respectively.

Afterwards, Skip heads to his motel room, where his bimbo girlfriend, Gena Dana Barron, sparks a notion in his head about how much money he would be receiving from the heistwhich doesnt look appealing. At the trailer park, as Lee and Jorge are counting and dividing the money, Skip guns both of them down. Roy, who was in the bathroom, smacks the door on Skip, sees the dead bodies, and makes a run for it. Skip blasts his way out of the trailer, but loses Roy. Roy hides inside a drainage pipe, as Skip quickly takes off with the money. When the coast is clear, Roy steals a car and heads to Los Angeles, where he rents a room and tries to gather himself together. The next day, Roy attempts to find Skip, searching every bar, strip club, and any other places Skip is known to frequent. He hurts a few people along the way, but is left emptyhanded. In the morning, Roy stops at Jorges house to inform his wife, Rachel Famke Janssen, about her husbands death, and if she knows where to find Skip. Distraught and angry, she kicks him out. Skip soon gets word that Roy is after him, so he makes a call to Odell and employs him and his crew to protect him, as he attempts to deal with loan shark, Harvey Elliott Gould, whom he is already deep in debt with. Harvey is also connected with the Chinese mob, and has eyes and ears all around town. Skip convinces Harvey to use his connects to track down Roy, in exchange for more money on top of what he already owes him. Roy is found by the mob and kidnapped. He is beaten, tied, and thrown in the backseat of a car. As the kidnappers are driving, Roy frees himself and kills his captors, but the car suddenly flips over.The next day, as her children are leaving for school, Rachel finds a bruised and bloody Roy laying on her yard. She cleans him up and attempts to take him to a hospital, but Roy refuses and offers her 5,000 to take care of him. In a matter of days, Roy recovers. Rachel refuses the money he offered her, instead proposing a different o

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