The Parts You Lose

alt="After a violent shooting in a small town, a gunman (Aaron Paul) escapes the scene and is on the run. That is, until he's discovered by Wesley (Danny Murphy), a 10 year old deaf boy, who decides to help the criminal by hiding him in his family's abandoned barn. As the police investigation unfolds, the unlikely duo face a number of close calls, leaving Wesley to ask the question: who is the real enemy? From the producers of Breaking Bad and featuring a fantastic ensemble cast, including Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Scoot McNairy, The Parts You lose is a heart-stopping crime thriller that follows the dangerous loyalty between a child and a fugitive. CAST AND CREDITS Actors Aaron Paul, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Scoot McNairy, Danny Murphy Producers Mark Johnson, Aaron Paul, Tom Williams Director Christopher Cantwell Writers Darren Lemke"

After a violent shooting in a small town, a gunman (Aaron Paul) escapes the scene and is on the run. That is, until he's discovered by Wesley (Danny Murphy), a 10 year old deaf boy, who decides to help the criminal by hiding him in his family's abandoned barn. As the police investigation unfolds, the unlikely duo face a number of close calls, leaving Wesley to ask the question: who is the real enemy? From the producers of Breaking Bad and featuring a fantastic ensemble cast, including Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Scoot McNairy, The Parts You lose is a heart-stopping crime thriller that follows the dangerous loyalty between a child and a fugitive.





CAST AND CREDITS

Actors
Aaron Paul, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Scoot McNairy, Danny Murphy

Producers
Mark Johnson, Aaron Paul, Tom Williams

Director
Christopher Cantwell

Writers
Darren Lemke



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