Open Fire

The film follows DC Peter Finch, who receives a medal for his bravery in apprehending a dangerous criminal. The story intensifies with the release of transvestite David Martin from prison, who becomes embroiled in further criminal activity. When Martin shoots a police officer during a burglary, it leads to a nationwide manhunt.

As the plot unfolds, innocent filmmaker Steven Waldorf is mistakenly shot by Finch during the investigation, igniting a national scandal that deeply affects the police force. Open Fire delves into the complexities of law enforcement, public perception, and the consequences of crime, providing a gritty portrayal of these real events. With a runtime of 105 minutes, this film presents a compelling narrative that resonates with fans of crime dramas and true stories.