Blood of the Innocent (film)

Blood of the Innocent
Blood of the Innocent
	Film poster
Directed by	Bob Misiorowski
Written by	Anatoly Niman (Story); Charles Cohen (Screenplay)
Produced by	Joseph Newton Cohen; Anatoly Fradis; Trevor Short; David Varod
Starring	Thomas Ian Griffith; John Rhys-Davies; Rutger Hauer; Artur Zmijewski; Bozena Szymanska;
Cinematography	Yossi Wein
Edited by	Alain Jakubowicz
Music by	Vladimir Horunzhy
Production; companies	Action Films; Millennium Films; Republic Pictures; Showtime Networks
Distributed by	Republic Pictures Home Video
Release date	September 19, 1994; (US)
Running time	95 min.
Country	United States/Poland
Language	English

Blood of the Innocent (also known as Beyond Forgiveness) is a 1994 American-Polish direct-to-video film directed by Bob Misiorowski and starring Thomas Ian Griffith, John Rhys-Davies, Rutger Hauer, Artur Zmijewski and Bozena Szymanska.

Premise[]

A Chicago cop goes to Poland to get the hoods who killed his brother. He soon discovers that his brother was killed by the Russian Mafia. Who are killing local peasants and selling their organs on the black market.

Cast[]

Thomas Ian Griffith as Detective Frank Wusharsky
John Rhys-Davies as Captain Shmuda
Rutger Hauer as Dr. Lem
Artur Zmijewski as Detective Marty Wusharsky
Bozena Szymanska as Patty
Aleksander Wysocki as 'Scarface'
Jan Prochyra as Zelepukhin
Jerry Flynn as FBI Agent Reed
Marcin Szpil as Sasha
Ilona Kucinska as Sasha's Mother
Dominika Ostalowska as Sonia
Andrzej Zielinski as Bjelski
Stanislaw Brejdygant as Morszytn
Joanna Trzepiecinska as Anna
Hanna Dunowska as Dr. Lem's Assistant
Jerzy Karaszkiewicz as Stan, The Bartender
Leon Niemczyk as Polish Priest
Witold Debicki as Polish Bakery Owner

Reception[]

Website Moria.co gave the film two stars and concluded: "Beyond Forgiveness is routine in most regards, although has some occasional points that make it interesting watching. One of these is that it the filmmakers have actually gone on location and shot in Poland. The shooting around the various castles and markets adds something picturesque and undeniably different to the standard American locations. Misiorowski at least gives a passably credibility to the situation. The plot is not great but the culture clash aspect is effectively conveyed"^[1]

References[]

^ "BEYOND FORGIVENESS aka BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT". Moria.co. Retrieved 11 April 2017.

External links[]

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[1] "BEYOND FORGIVENESS aka BLOOD OF THE INNOCENT". Moria.co. Retrieved 11 April 2017.

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