Con Express (2002)
Release Year: 2002
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: N/A
Director: Terry Cunningham
Writer: Paul A. Birkett, Terry Cunningham
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Story
A customs agent named Brooks (Sean Patrick Flannery) learns about a shipment of bio-weaponry headed for Alaska, which he believes is connected to a Russian terrorist named Simeonov. He assembles a team and they head down to the docks to investigate. A shootout ensues, during which an undercover FBI agent is revealed and Natalya (Ursula Karven), a Soviet agent, arrives claiming jurisdiction over Simeonov. Simeonov is arrested but escapes while being transferred to Washington. With his fellow terrorists, he hijacks a train carrying stolen Russian nerve gas. Brooks teams up with Natalya to capture Simeonov and destroy the nerve gas before it falls into the wrong hands. They face various challenges and betrayals along the way.
Summary
Con Express is an action thriller set in Alaska, directed by Terry Cunningham and released in 2002. The film follows American customs agent Brooks as he attempts to apprehend Russian terrorist Simeonov, who is attempting to smuggle a shipment of bio-weaponry into the country. When Simeonov escapes custody and hijacks a train carrying nerve gas, Brooks joins forces with Soviet agent Natalya to stop him. The movie explores themes of international cooperation and trust amidst high-stakes action.
