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Other Summaries and Reviews:
"Jackhammer action! Ferocious.
Compelling." -- Susan Granger, AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS
Red-hot stars ignite the white-hot thriller White Sands,
a volatile mix of action and suspense directed by Roger Donaldson
(No Way Out) and filmed in and around New Mexico's glistening
White Sands National Park.
Willem Dafoe plays Sheriff Ray Dolezal, a small-town lawman in
big-time trouble. To untangle a mystery, he takes on the identity
of a murdered FBI agent and becomes the man on the inside of an
international crime ring. Now comes the hard part: not blowing
his cover. Dolezal's precarious new life bulldozes him into the
snare of a sinister weapons runner (Mickey Rourke)... into the
web of an FBI sting operative (Samuel L. Jackson)... and into
the bed of an attractive woman of means (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio).
Dolezal is up to his neck in danger, all in a dead man's name.
But he's a never-say-die kind of guy. And the swirling twists
of White Sands make for "grade-A escapist entertainment"
(Jeff Craig, Sixty-Second Preview).
text source: VHS jacket
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