Point of No Return 1993 - Point of No Return Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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POINT OF NO RETURN (1993) - R

Country:	United States
Genre:	Action, Martial Arts, Romance

Credits

Director:	John Badham
Producer:	D.J. Caruso James Herbert Art Linson David Sosna
Writer: Screenplay:	Luc Besson Robert Getchell Alexandra Seros
Cast:	Anne Bancroft Bruce Barnes Clark Heathcliffe Brolly Gabriel Byrne John Capodice Francois Chau Eric Cohen Olivia D'Abo Wendy L. Davies Lieux Dressler Lee Dupree Kenny Endoso Miguel Ferrer Bridget Fonda Joe Garcia Frank Girardeau James Handy Robert Harvey Rosalind Jue Gary Kasper Harvey Keitel Jaqueline Koch Calvin Levels Geoffrey Lewis Jodie Markell Spike McClure Francesco Messina Dermot Mulroney Ray Oriel Harry Perry Michael Rapaport Mic Rodgers Richard Romanus Michael Runyard Bill M. Ryusaki David Sosna Jan Speck Lorraine Toussaint Peter Mark Vasquez Carmen Zapata
Editor:	Frank Morriss
Production Design:	Philip Harrison
Dir of Photography:	Michael W. Watkins
Composer:	Gary Chang
Costume Designer:	Marlene Stewart

Trailer:

Synopsis: A young, female drug addict is sentenced to death for murder, but she is given a chance to live if she carries out an assassination mission for the government. Trained by an agent in martial arts, shooting, and all fighting skills, she is transformed into a sleek killing machine. Along with her newly acquired skills, she also blossoms as a person. Inevitably, she must face the fact that she must go out and kill people, causing her moral distress for the first time in her life because of the new person she has become.

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