Dead Awake

Movie · Thriller · Action

An insomniac (Stephen Baldwin) wanders the streets at night and ends up at a local deli where life's losers appear to end up, including a nice, although slightly lost young woman (Macha Grenon) and a slightly deranged, apparently homeless man (Michael Ironside), and a untalkative, dysfunctional cop hangout. On one of the late night forays, the insomniac witnesses a murder. When he tries to report, there is no sign of the murder, but the cops become convinced he is the killer. But wait, that is not the weird part. It seems that the insomniac has a girl friend (Maxim Roy), who doesn't have a clue that he gets up at night and wanders the city, and a personal assistant (Janet Kidder), who knows all about his exploits. But it only gets weirder from there as the cops uncover that the murdered man is connected to the man's girl friend.

2002 · 1h 38m
Director Marc S. Grenier

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Dead Awake

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An insomniac (Stephen Baldwin) wanders the streets at night and ends up at a local deli where life's losers appear to end up, including a nice, although slightly lost young woman (Macha Grenon) and a slightly deranged, apparently homeless man (Michael Ironside), and a untalkative, dysfunctional cop hangout. On one of the late night forays, the insomniac witnesses a murder. When he tries to report, there is no sign of the murder, but the cops become convinced he is the killer. But wait, that is not the weird part. It seems that the insomniac has a girl friend (Maxim Roy), who doesn't have a clue that he gets up at night and wanders the city, and a personal assistant (Janet Kidder), who knows all about his exploits. But it only gets weirder from there as the cops uncover that the murdered man is connected to the man's girl friend.

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Studio
First Look Studios
Released
2002
Run Time
1 hr 38 min
Rated
R For language, sexual content and violence.
Regions of Origin
United States, Canada

Languages

Original Audio
English
Audio

English (United States) (AD, AAC)

Subtitles

English (United States) (CC, SDH)

Accessibility

Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
Audio descriptions (AD) refer to a narration track describing what is happening on screen, to provide context for those who are blind or have low vision.