Perelli Debuts New Film Staring Uma Thurman

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Following last year’s The Call, Pirelli has a new film called Mission Zero which stars Uma Thurman who begins her day driving a yellow sports car when she passes a kid who, apparently, is helping a group track her down. At a stop light, she is attacked by some killers who chase her through the streets, over bridges and around lots and lots of corners. She ends up in a diner, makes a call and then realizes the people in the diner are after her too. She escapes and hits the road again only to meet up with a telephone worker who turns out to be a sniper. After much more tire squealing and bullet wholes, Uma then…oh…just watch the film to find out. We don’t want to spoil the ending.

It’s nice work. It’s watchable. It’s certainly better than your average television commercial.

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