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When the Bullet Hits the Bone is a 1996 Canadian thriller film written, produced and directed by Damian Lee, starring Jeff Wincott, Michelle Johnson, Douglas O'Keeffe and Torri Higginson. It concerns a doctor who turns vigilante after nearly dying in a gang-related shooting, only to discover a vast conspiracy linking the government ...
When the Bullet Hits the Bone: Directed by Damian Lee. With Jeff Wincott, Michelle Johnson, Douglas O'Keeffe, Richard Fitzpatrick. Thirteen Years in the emergency room, seeing people die from drugs and drug-related crime, have made Dr. Jack Davies angry and desperate.
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17 mar 1998 · Overview. An emergency-room doctor declares war on street crime after linking drug traffic to the federal government. Damian Lee. Director, Writer. Reviews 0. Discussions 1. Go to Discussions. An emergency-room doctor declares war on street crime after linking drug traffic to the federal government.
An emergency-room doctor (Jeff Wincott) declares war on street crime after linking drug traffic to the federal government.
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- Jeff Wincott
Summaries. Thirteen Years in the emergency room, seeing people die from drugs and drug-related crime, have made Dr. Jack Davies angry and desperate. One day he stumbles drunken through the back streets of the city, and into a quarrel between drug baron Turner's girl and some of his thugs. He gets gunned down but survives, and now it's war.
When the Bullet Hits the Bone is a film directed by Damian Lee with Jeff Wincott, Michelle Johnson, Douglas O'Keeffe, Richard Fitzpatrick .... Year: 1996. Original title: When the Bullet Hits the Bone. Synopsis: Thirteen Years in the emergency room, seeing people die from drugs and drug-related crime, have made Dr. Jack Davies angry and desperate.
