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WIN Action-Packed Thriller ‘HIGH HEAT’ Starring Don Johnson and Olga Kurylenko

Don Johnson (“Miami Vice”, Knives Out) and Olga Kurylenko (Black Widow) are currently cooking up a storm in Zach Golden’s (The Escape of Prisoner 614) action-packed thriller High Heat which is available on digital platforms including Google, iTunes, Sky, Amazon, and Virgin now.

Pitched as a cross between True Lies and Boiling Point, and spiced with witty dialogue and chemistry between the leads, High Heat sees Kuryleno sizzle as an ex-KGB agent-turned chef, and Johnson is terrific as her husband, who owes a massive gambling debt to the local mafia that he can’t pay back. When the mob comes knocking, they don’t reckon on having to tangle with a highly-trained former Russian operative. Pitched as True Lies meets Boiling Point as the  veritable buffet of bloodshed, bullets and blistering fight scenes plays out as the tension builds.

We are currently running a competition to win one of two iTunes codes for the film which you can enter over on Twitter via the tweet below.

Hight Heat is available now and, as you can see based on the trailer below, the film turns the burners on full and delivers a sumptuous action banquet seasoned to perfection.

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