Drama,Mystery,Action,Thriller,Crime
United States of America
The movie Murder at 1600 is a political thriller that was released in 1997. It was directed by Dwight H. Little and starred Wesley Snipes as Detective Harlan Regis and Diane Lane as Secret Service agent Nina Chance.
The movie begins with the discovery of a dead secretary in a bathroom at the White House. Detective Harlan Regis is given the task of investigating the murder, and he quickly realizes that it is a complex case. The Secret Service, who are responsible for the security of the White House, are reluctant to cooperate with Regis and his team.
As Regis and Chance investigate the murder, they uncover evidence that suggests that the crime might be part of a larger conspiracy. They discover that the secretary was having an affair with a high-ranking government official, and that there may be a cover-up involving members of the government.
As political tensions rise, Regis and Chance find themselves framed for the crime. With the help of Regis' partner, they go rogue and break into the White House in order to expose the true culprit. Along the way, they face danger and betrayal from unexpected sources.
The movie is a tense and thrilling ride, with strong performances from Snipes and Lane. It explores themes of political corruption and the abuse of power, and raises questions about who can be trusted when the stakes are high. Overall, Murder at 1600 is an exciting and suspenseful thriller.
