#Let me make you a martyr free#

Lengthy scenes with June and Larry for example are moments he had no part of it and yet it is presented as if he is telling their story.

ItвЂ™s an old narrative device weвЂ™ve seen plenty of times before and while it allows the story to spool out with some easy-to-follow structure, it breaks its own rules far too often, playing out moments that would seem to be well outside of DrewвЂ™s awareness. Let Me Make You A Martyr is framed around a police interrogation, the film mostly flashbacks of DrewвЂ™s confessions of events that we only discover as they unfold in disjointed patterns.

#Let me make you a martyr free#

With darkness closing in, Drew and June just want to escape, to be lovers together, free of their pasts, but they are being hunted. Meanwhile, June finds herself responsible for a child called Roonie ( Gracie Grenier), kidnapped by a drug kingpin who offed her family and stuffed her in a shed. LetвЂ™s just say heвЂ™s not too eager to give June up and more so, heвЂ™s not happy with DrewвЂ™s attempt to uproot his operation. LarryвЂ™s a bad man, a local crime lord and businessman who has pimped out June for years. Watch Official Trailer for Upcoming Drama вЂTheвЂ¦ДЄfter a traumatic opening that pits a desperate, disheveled man against a pair of hitmen, the story picks up, following a young troubled loner named Drew Glass ( Niko Nicotera), back in town after a long absence, here to save his stepsister June ( Sam Quartin) from their adoptive father Larry ( Mark Boone Junior).