BROKEN ROADS 2012 MOVIE REVIEW TRIAL

What starts as a legal thriller with a sassy female lawyer turns into a chase movie that strains credibility, with the almost superhuman composure/ingenuity of the lead character and the improbable reach and resources of the bad guy. Something about this film says 'TV movie', although I'm not sure exactly what aspect of it. Kudos to the production team for a well-crafted and suspenseful thriller set in Baghdad by the Bay. The cast, led by an excellent actress playing Sophie, was first-rate. Sophie asks him, 'Why was it that we broke up?' Eric's reply: 'Because you said our relationship wasn't exciting enough.' There was some decent stock footage of San Francisco and a believable action sequence set in the Presidio. The best line of the film is spoken by Eric as their jeep is about to be blown up. Eric and Sophie make a good team as they frantically try to outwit the villain, who remains a mystery until the end. Sophie's tag-team partner is her ex-boyfriend, Eric Robinson, a detective.

BROKEN ROADS 2012 MOVIE REVIEW TRIAL

But, behind the scenes, there are forces at work that cause Sophie to drop all her work on the trial to save her beloved boss, Bruce Harris. Cooke, whom Sophie is representing at trial. The narrative was well conceived with the Orbik Tech pharmaceutical company on the defensive for stealing the patent of Mr. With her prosecution of a corrupt pharma corporation on the line, the stakes are raised as Sophie races against the clock to save the life of her kidnapped boss at the law firm of Anderson & Harris.

The protagonist Miss Sophie Anderson is a hotshot attorney who wears out her high heels on the rough streets of San Francisco. The lawyer Sophie Anderson is too naive and the screenplay has many flaws but this movie can be watched if the viewer does not have a great expectation. 'Broken Trust' is a Canadian thriller with a predictable but entertaining story. Soon Sophie discovers that she is trapped in an evil scheme and someone powerful is manipulating her like a puppet. When she leaves the precinct, she is contacted by a stranger that explains that Bruce has been kidnapped and she must follow his orders otherwise he would harm and kill her boss. Out of the blue, Bruce disappears and Sophie reports to the police department, where her former fiancé Eric Robinson (Shawn Roberts) is a detective. Sophie is working in her biggest case so far relative to an intellectual property against a powerful pharmaceutical company. In Los Angeles, the lawyer Sophie Anderson (Laura Vandervoort) works in an attorney office founded by her deceased father and his friend Bruce Harris (Sean Allan) that Sophie considers as a father.

Broken roads 2012 movie review