Drama
United States of America
Knife Fight is a drama film released in 2012, directed by Bill Guttentag and starring Rob Lowe. The film centers around Paul Turner (Lowe), a political strategist who represents three clients: a gubernatorial candidate, a senator seeking re-election, and a humanitarian activist. As the upcoming elections approach, Turner is pulled into the dirty world of politics, where lies and scandals are used to win votes.
As he navigates the murky waters of political campaigning, Turner starts to question his ethics and principles. He begins to experience guilt and shame for the tactics he and his clients use to win elections. Turner's personal life also starts to unravel, as his marriage is strained, and his relationship with his father deteriorates.
As the gubernatorial race heats up, Turner finds himself in the middle of a scandal that threatens to ruin his career and reputation. He must decide whether to stay true to his beliefs and take the high road or continue down the path of deceit and corruption.
Knife Fight is a suspenseful and thought-provoking film that delves into the world of political consulting and the ethical dilemmas that arise from it. The movie sheds light on the darker side of politics and the toll it can take on those involved.
