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India Eisley

29 October 1993, Los Angeles, California, USA

Jane Van Der Westhuizen

Samuel L. Jackson

21 December 1948, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

1974, Cape Town, South Africa

Danny Keogh

March1948, Kampala, Uganda

6 July 1979, Budiro, Harare, Zimbabwe

15 September 1965, Johannesburg, South Africa

Lionel Newton

Erand Hoxha

5 December 1987, Albania

Jonathan Blaine Shore

DeVille Vannik

Ralph Ziman

1963, Johannesburg, South Africa

Brian Cox

Yasuomi Umetsu

19 December 1960, Fukushima, Japan

Sawa

Played by: India Eisley

Kratsov

Played by: Jaco Muller

Elderly Woman

Played by: Annabel Linder

Sawa's Mother

Played by: Christina Storm

Oburi

Played by: Callan McAuliffe

Akai

Played by: Samuel L. Jackson

Thornhill Bodyguards

Played by: Kenneth Nta

Oburi

Played by: Steinman Goosen

Mandla

Played by: Matthew Van Leeve

Margrit

Played by: Cleo Rinkwest

Sawa

Played by: Keci Eatock

Old Boy

Played by: Russel Savadier

Sawa's Father

Played by: Liam J. Stratton

New York Post

A kill-a-minute gore-a-thon whose twist is so obvious your grandma Edna will see it coming, "Kite" never gets off the ground.

October 09, 2014

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Screen-Space

Dabbling in the same fetish-feminism and coldly-served revenge fantasies that made Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch such a wildly divisive work...Ralph Ziman brings an appropriately seedy but miserably downbeat aesthetic to this long-in-development adaptation.

September 04, 2014

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The Dissolve

Filled with light parkour, terrible speed-ramping, and frenetically edited combat, Ziman's film could easily be repackaged as The Asylum's ripoff of Lucy.

October 13, 2014

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New York Times

Nasty for nastiness's sake, "Kite" drags to achieve its brief running time; you wonder whether the slow motion is an artistic device or a stalling tactic.

October 09, 2014

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Huffington Post

For anyone compiling a list of Samuel L. Jackson's worst films, you're in for a treat. Kite will be hard to beat.

September 29, 2014

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Hollywood Reporter

Bloodthirsty young women are no longer novel enough that this watered-down revenger can expect us to pay attention without bringing something new to the table.

October 06, 2014

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Film School Rejects

Every exterior is foggy to diminish how far we can see... ie how far the production design could afford to make look like a rundown near future.

October 06, 2014

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New York Daily News

Ziman pretends to be empowering his young heroine by putting a gun in her hand and tough words in her mouth. But there's something deeply discomforting about his camera's fetishistic leering.

October 08, 2014

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Village Voice

In a film that pits the heroine directly against the sexualization of young women, the camera's gaze itself feels awfully exploitative.

October 07, 2014

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JoBlo's Movie Emporium

Worse than any Uwe Boll movie. Just terrible.

July 22, 2014

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Blu-ray.com

It's impossible to get all worked up with a formulaic revenge story when the participants don't seem like they want to be here either.

October 09, 2014

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Los Angeles Times

Ziman struggles mightily to weave hot-girl assassin shtick, trendy exploitation style and future-shock grimness: The default setting seems to be whatever you've seen in a hundred other movies (and heard - the electronic score is pure digital Muzak).

October 10, 2014

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