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MERCY STREETS

MERCY STREETS
(2000)


This page was created on December 11, 2000
This page was last updated on May 31, 2005

Directed by Jon Gunn
Writing credits Jon Gunn, John Mann

Eric Roberts .... Rome
David A.R. White .... John/Jeremiah
Cynthia Watros .... Sam Shiek
Mahmud-Bey .... Tex
Lawrence Taylor .... Dan
Stacy Keach .... Tom
Robert LaSardo .... TJ
Lisa Furst .... Sunny
Kevin Downes .... Peter
Koji Kataoka .... Takashi Robert
Lyon Rasner .... Passer-By
Brian C. Bennetts .... Concerned Driver
John Mann .... Harry
Jon Gunn .... Accident Victim

Produced by Greg Bowerman (executive), Karen Bowerman (executive), Bobby Downe,s Kevin Downe,s Jon Gunn, Tim Healey (associate), Geoff Ludlow, Travis M. Mann, Terry Miller (associate), Dan Wells (executive), Marta Wells (executive), David A.R. White
Original music by Steffan Fantini
Cinematography by Chris Magee
Film Editing by Jon Gunn, Jeffrey Lee Hollis, Brett Winn

Rated PG-13 for violence.


REAL PLAYER
QUICKTIME Low 2.5 MB
QUICKTIME Medium 6.8 MB
QUICKTIME High 18 MB


1. Moby "Run On"
2. Sixpence None the Richer "Love"
3. FROS'T "If You Really Want It"
4. AJ Mora "Gonna Make You Move"
5. Jennifer Knapp "A Little More"
6. Deliriou5? "When All Around has Fallen"
7. Faith Massive "Time Traveling"
8. Cloud2ground "Madness for Love"
9. Audity "The Safe & Sound"
10. Antidote " No Accident"
11. Steffan Fantini "Tambourine"
12. Keaton Simons "Currently"
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One con out to save his million dollar scam,
one priest out to save his only brother

STUDIO SYNOPSIS:
Mercy Streets, an urban drama pitting brother against brother, one an ex-con, recently released from prison, running from his past; the other, a sincere yet uninspired young minister struggling with his faith. Brothers connected by blood, separated by hate, reunited by crime, and forever bonded by love.

Mercy Streets is the story of estranged twin brothers, John (David White), a con man and Jeremiah (David White), a preacher, who are forced to switch lives. Out of a simple switch emerges repressed feelings of guilt and hate that leaves their lives and the people they love changed forever.

Recently released from prison, John is looking to put the past behind him and make a new start with a legitimate business venture. Plagued by his past and uncertain about his future, he attempts to raise the necessary capital by agreeing to pull one last job alongside his father figure and mentor Rome (Eric Roberts). John's deliberated attempt to double cross Rome sets off a chain of events which turns the lives of both brothers into turmoil. While on the run from Rome, John cunningly steps into the calm suburban life of his twin brother Jeremiah and turns his seemingly perfect life upside down.

Jeremiah, a well-loved and respected priest, is forced into the criminal underworld of his brother when he is taken hostage by Rome and blackmailed into taking part in a counterfeiting scam. Haunted by the guilt of what he believes to be his brother's death, Jeremiah desperately struggles to atone for his transgression and redeem his faith by going along with the plan. However, Rome's simple plan begins to go horribly wrong when Jeremiah escapes and comes face to face with the brother he presumed was dead.

Unable to escape the predicament that has become their proverbial cross the brothers turn to each other, only to harshly discover that they cannot turn away from the consequences of their actions or the love and forgiveness of God.

 

 

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