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Liberty Stands Still is a 2002 thriller film directed by Kari Skogland and starring Linda Fiorentino, Wesley Snipes, and Oliver Platt. The film revolves around Liberty Wallace (Fiorentino), the marketing director of a gun manufacturing company named HMS Industries. Despite being the heiress and a key player in the company, Liberty is unhappy with her life. Her marriage to CEO Victor Wallace (Platt) is falling apart, and she is having an affair with an actor named Hank (Snipes).
One day, while on her way to meet Hank, Liberty finds herself held hostage by a mysterious man named Joe (Wesley Snipes) who is a sniper. Joe blames Liberty and her husband for the death of his daughter, who was killed in a school shooting using one of their guns.
Joe chains Liberty to a food cart that's loaded with explosives and tells her that he is going to detonate it unless she confesses her role in the school shooting. As the police and Liberty's husband try to negotiate with Joe, Liberty starts to question the morality of her actions and the company's agenda.
The film is a commentary on the gun culture in the United States and raises questions about personal responsibility and the price of power. The performances by the cast have been praised, particularly Linda Fiorentino's portrayal of a conflicted and complex character.
Liberty Stands Still received mixed reviews from critics but was well-received by audiences. It was noted for its thought-provoking themes and tense, suspenseful plot.
One day, while on her way to meet Hank, Liberty finds herself held hostage by a mysterious man named Joe (Wesley Snipes) who is a sniper. Joe blames Liberty and her husband for the death of his daughter, who was killed in a school shooting using one of their guns.
Joe chains Liberty to a food cart that's loaded with explosives and tells her that he is going to detonate it unless she confesses her role in the school shooting. As the police and Liberty's husband try to negotiate with Joe, Liberty starts to question the morality of her actions and the company's agenda.
The film is a commentary on the gun culture in the United States and raises questions about personal responsibility and the price of power. The performances by the cast have been praised, particularly Linda Fiorentino's portrayal of a conflicted and complex character.
Liberty Stands Still received mixed reviews from critics but was well-received by audiences. It was noted for its thought-provoking themes and tense, suspenseful plot.