Dash

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Dash

2022,

1h 50m,

Mystery & Thriller

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50%

6 Reviews

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Fewer than 50 Ratings

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The crime-filled streets of Hollywood come alive as you've never seen them before in a groundbreaking, one-take thriller following Milly (Alexander Molina), a rideshare driver who leads a double life. DASH follows Milly, your average everyday rideshare driver preparing himself for a night shift behind the wheel... by purchasing a massive amount of cocaine from a prostitute. On the perilous Hollywood streets, he attempts to sell the drugs to his unassuming passengers including: a homosexual thruple, some phone-obsessed gen Z'ers, and even an off-duty police officer. His attempt to illegally fund his sinful actions takes a literal turn for the worse when he picks up a drug addict going through severe withdrawal. Desperately trying to take his nefarious, double-life to the grave, he continues on, only to keep digging a deeper grave for himself.

Noel Murray

Los Angeles Times

Dec 2, 2022

It is strangely absorbing to see every mistake Milly has ever made pile up into one huge catastrophe.

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

Jan 6, 2023

C+

A series of uneven sketches, with some slightly amusing and others that lay an egg.

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Josh Bell

Crooked Marquee

Nov 30, 2022

C

Spending 100-plus minutes with this guy is insufferable enough without losing the chance to look away even for a moment.

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Matt Donato

IGN

Nov 30, 2022

3/5

Dash is a devious and thrilling one-take adventure through Los Angeles captured by a rideshare driver’s dashboard camera.

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Nathaniel Muir

AIPT

Nov 29, 2022

One shot films are difficult as they often feel like style over substance. Much like its main character, Dash has obvious flaws that audiences will have to contend with. It manages to rise above these missteps to tell an exciting and funny story.

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Gary M. Kramer

MovieJawn

Nov 29, 2022

Most of Dash is as inert as the dash-cam. This film drives around all night, and sometimes in circles, revealing little new or engaging.

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Sean Perry

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Synopsis

The crime-filled streets of Hollywood come alive as you've never seen them before in a groundbreaking, one-take thriller following Milly (Alexander Molina), a rideshare driver who leads a double life. DASH follows Milly, your average everyday rideshare driver preparing himself for a night shift behind the wheel... by purchasing a massive amount of cocaine from a prostitute. On the perilous Hollywood streets, he attempts to sell the drugs to his unassuming passengers including: a homosexual thruple, some phone-obsessed gen Z'ers, and even an off-duty police officer. His attempt to illegally fund his sinful actions takes a literal turn for the worse when he picks up a drug addict going through severe withdrawal. Desperately trying to take his nefarious, double-life to the grave, he continues on, only to keep digging a deeper grave for himself.

Director: Sean Perry
Producer: John Fitzpatrick III, Bryce Harrow, Rob Harrow
Screenwriter: Sean Perry
Production Co: SPAM Pictures
Genre: Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Nov 29, 2022
Runtime: 1h 50m

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