Death race

The Resource Death race
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Death race
Statement of responsibility
Universal Pictures presents, in association with Relativity Media ; an Impact Pictures, C/W production ; in association with Roger Corman ; a Paul W.S. Anderson film ; produced by Paula Wagner, Jeremy Bolt, Paul W.S. Anderson ; screen story and screenplay by Paul W.S. Anderson ; directed by Paul W.S. Anderson
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  • eng
  • fre
  • spa
  • eng
  • fre
  • spa
  • eng
  • eng
Summary
Private corporations run most of the prisons across the U.S. for profit. Jensen Ames is framed for his wife's murder on the same day that the steel mill he works at closes. Ames is sent to prison where he is coerced by Hennessey, the sadistic prison warden, to drive a Ford Mustang and become known as the famous masked driver, Frankenstein. She tells Ames that she knows his baby was left in foster care, but that prisoners are freed upon winning five Death Races. Since he will take on the mask of the legendary Frankenstein, who had 4 wins at the time of his death, he will only need to win one race. It's a race to the finish and only the winner survives
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TEFMT
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videorecording
Credits note
Director of photography, Scott Kevan ; editor, Niven Howie ; music, Paul Haslinger ; visual effects supervisor, Dennis Berardi
Intended audience
Unrated, or, MPAA rating: R, for strong violence and language
Language note
English, dubbed French or dubbed Spanish soundtracks with optional French or Spanish subtitles or English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
PerformerNote
Jason Statham, Tyrese Gibson, Ian McShane, Natalie Martinez, Joan Allen, Max Ryan
Runtime
111
Target audience
general
Technique
live action
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