Killing Zoe

Killing Zoe features a gripping storyline where Zed, played by Eric Stoltz, returns to Paris to reconnect with his friend Eric. The film explores themes of friendship, drug abuse, and the chaos of a heist gone wrong, particularly on Bastille Day when the only bank in the city is open. The characters navigate a world filled with heroin use, hostages, and unforeseen complications from a call-girl named Zoe.

With a runtime of 96 minutes, this film intricately weaves elements of crime and thriller genres, set against the backdrop of Paris. The blend of jazz and the city’s atmosphere enhances the film's mood, making it a distinctive entry in 90s cinema. Killing Zoe is available in multiple formats, including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, catering to various collector preferences. Fans of action and crime films from this era will find it a noteworthy title to own.