First trailer for the new action film from the “Grey’s Anatomy” star

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Down on his luck, Wes seeks out his estranged father in search of reconciliation while attempting to pursue a career as a professional motorcycle racer.

During training, Wes meets the love of his life, an aspiring singer from a small town, played by Maia Reficco. With the help of a motorcycle shop owner and his new love, Wes begins to break down the walls erected by his father’s absence.

As the trailer shows, a troubled Wes leaves prison and travels to a small town to search for his father. Upon arrival, Wes meets his lover in what looks like a diner before meeting up with his father.

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With the help of his estranged father, Wes begins his training, which involves overcoming numerous obstacles, including a fight with another rider.

“In this sport, there are a lot of guys out to get you. You don’t beat them by embarrassing them, you beat them by skill,” Wes’ mentor tells him in the trailer.

Previously, director Blatz spoke about the film’s influence, saying: Weekly entertainment He was “inspired by my love of classic, exciting sports dramas like The fighter, Ford vs Ferrari And Rocky.”

He continued: “As an avid motorcycle fan, I noticed the lack of a film that revolves around the exciting sport of motorcycle racing.

“With A quick movementMy team and I are committed to creating an authentic film that captures the excitement and danger of motorcycle racing while delivering a compelling, character-driven drama.”

A quick movement will premiere on Prime Video on Thursday, August 8th.

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