Screener Review: MISTAKEN (2015)
New Jersey local Ninjutsu instructor and independent filmmaker Frankin Correa is following through this year with the release of his latest film, Mistaken. The film itself isn’t an action heavy one and plays out much more as an intricate crime drama than anything, though Correa himself still leaves a little room in the third act to showcase his brand of action, and for the most part, it works. Clocked at one hour and five minutes, the film sees Correa in the role of Joey who meets up with and drops off friend LaShawn at a location where LaShawn is expected to drop off a package for an incognito deal. Five years later, Joey is a settled pizzeria owner in Boston, Massachusetts who decides to return to his home in Jersey City, New Jersey to surprise his mother for the holidays and her birthday, only his return reignites baggage and attracts […]