Doing Hard Time
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- Drama
A father's eight year old son is murdered in a gangland shooting. The father gets himself thrown into prison to avenge his son's death.
Doing Hard Time is a 2004 action crime drama following a father who deliberately gets imprisoned to avenge his young son's death in a gangland shooting. The film explores themes of justice and vengeance through the lens of a grieving parent willing to break the law.
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Boris KodjoeMichael
Michael Kenneth WilliamsCurtis Craig aka: Durty Curt From Detroit
Sticky FingazEddie Mathematic
Giancarlo EspositoCaptain Pierce
Steven BauerDet. Anthony Wade
Emilio RiveraOfficer David Teal
Reagan Gomez-PrestonRayvon Jones
Jazsmin LewisRobin
William L. JohnsonClever
Marcello ThedfordToure Smalls
Chenoa MaxwellElise
Charles Malik WhitfieldArmand
Patrice FisherLt. Elaine Lodge- Michael KimbrewRaymond Carver aka: Razor
Kelsey Shaw McNealGutter
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When was Doing Hard Time released?
Doing Hard Time was released on November 23, 2004.
What is the plot of Doing Hard Time?
The film follows a father whose eight-year-old son is killed in a gangland shooting. In response, he orchestrates his own imprisonment to get revenge on those responsible for his son's death.
What genres does Doing Hard Time fall into?
Doing Hard Time is an action crime drama that combines elements of revenge thriller storytelling with prison narrative conventions.
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