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Puncture (DVD, 2012, Includes Digital Copy)

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Experience the captivating drama "Puncture" on DVD, starring Mark Kassen, Vanessa Shaw, Jesse L. Martin, Chris Evans, Brett Cullen, and Marshall Bell. Directed by Mark Kassen and Adam Kassen, this movie is rated R and features a tall/DVD case. The video format is NTSC, and the edition doesn't include a digital copy. Released in 2012, this movie is a must-have for any drama lover's collection. The story follows a boxer, played by Chris Evans, who is wrongfully accused of rape and must defend himself in the courtroom. With a talented cast and an engaging plot, "Puncture" is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.

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An attorney fighting a corrupt system is battling his own demons as he tries to do right by others in this drama based on a true story. Vicky (Vinessa Shaw) is a nurse at a hospital in Houston whose life takes an unexpected turn when she accidentally jabs herself with a used syringe. The needle had been used on a patient who was HIV-positive, and Vicky contracts AIDS. Jeffrey Danfort (Marshall Bell) is a close friend of Vicky's who designs medical equipment, and he's inspired to invent a syringe with a safety point that would prevent such mistakes. However, as Jeffrey tries to sell his new invention to pharmaceutical manufacturers, he discovers how much they're governed by corruption and insider dealings. Jeffrey decides to take on the dishonest firms with a lawsuit, and he secures the services of Weiss & Danziger, a small law office eager for any kind of business. But while Paul Danziger (Mark Kassen) needs the work to support his wife and children, Mike Weiss (Chris Evans) is more concerned with supporting his cocaine habit, which is spiraling out of control. Even though Mike sees the case as a chance to prove himself, his hunger for drugs is a constant obstacle. PUNCTURE received its world premiere at the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival.