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Where to Watch Fugitive Nights: Danger in the Desert (1993) in the US

  • 1993
  • PG
  • 1h 35m
  • 5.6IMDb

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What it's about

Cutter, a down on his luck cop, waits for a early retirement from the Palm Springs police due to his leg problem, while spending his days in the local bar. P.I. Brita Burrows offers him a 1000 dollars work to follow her client's husband. While on the job he meets a young hotshot cop, Hareem, who's looking for a Mexican who might be involved in a drug trade and was last seen with their client's husband. He joins the case. Cutter asks his ex-cop buddy Graves, who's haunted by the guilt for killing a boy by mistake, to help out with the job. Cutter likes Brita, Brita wants the client's check, Hareem wants a promotion, and Graves needs some peace for his soul.

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Director
Gary Nelson

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Release date
Nov 19, 1993
Language
English
Country
United States

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