Alex Merkin
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The thriller film The Art of Murder, starring Alexxis Lemire, Jordi Vilasuso, Stephen Graybill, etc., directed by Alex Merkin, was released on October 5, 2018 in the United States. It tells the story of when art gallery assistant Kate Miller meets the heir to a run-down estate, she stumbles upon a previously undiscovered masterpiece, and finds herself thrust into the high-stakes auction world of priceless art. But those high-stakes turn deadly when the painting's integrity and authenticity come into question. Kate and the gallery soon discover they're caught in the middle of a million-dollar conspiracy. As the auction date closes in Kate finds herself in mortal danger when a desperate stalker will stop at nothing to keep the truth from coming to light. This is a Thriller film with a runtime of 90 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 4.8/10 from 193 viewers.
Alex Merkin
as Director
Alexxis Lemire
as Kate Miller
Jordi Vilasuso
as Daniel Sutter
Stephen Graybill
as Robert Krell
Brad Greenquist
as Ben Upchurch
Mira Furlan
as Hely Krell
Galadriel Stineman
as Casey
Victoria Gabrielle Platt
as Detective Greene
Timothy G. Winters
as Auctioneer
Mercer Boffey
as Mason Ramstead
William Patrick Coleman
as Detective Olyphant
Mark Krenik
as Zach Cogan
Travis Betz
as Writer
Blaine Chiappetta
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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I thought this one might be interesting since it was centered around art instead of psycho cheerleaders or the usual Lifetime fare, but this did not keep my interest. I found myself having to rewind the movie after realizing that I zoned out for a spell. I agree that the ending was a joke. If I understood it right, they were endorsing the guy's paintings that he tried to scam people with? Even though they showed he was talented...if that's accurate, that's a bad message.
15/20 minutes in. The lead goes to a barn full of pictures to appraise for action man ! Instead of diving in as you probably would though, being keen and eager she can hardly be heard speaking and looks scared to touch anything. Was glad Lacey was removed from the picture so early as her non acting ability and annoying high pitched voice was annoying. Had to give it 1 as there is no ability to give minus marks. Appraises paintings by the eye. No dating using modern technology? Rubbish
Really bad lifetime movie. The ending was pathetic! I have seen better lifetime movies than this. 1/10
Not very good direction and editing and the continuity is below par I don't know if the budget didn't allow for many takes for the Editor to play with but it was rather put together with sharp endings to many scenes One example is when the boss was eating a doughnut at the beginning he would have it in one hand and during cutback he would have it in the other Not a bad storyline though and the film work looks quite ok Just my opinion
It is that slow a movie that you can take naps in between and not miss anything. The plot is not bad, but still predictable. However, it could have been done better and faster.
I was enjoying it until she opened the business cards saying CHEIF CURATOR. Lost me after that.
Good movie!
Really bad lifetime movie. The ending was pathetic! I have seen better lifetime movies than this. 1/10
15/20 minutes in. The lead goes to a barn full of pictures to appraise for action man ! Instead of diving in as you probably would though, being keen and eager she can hardly be heard speaking and looks scared to touch anything. Was glad Lacey was removed from the picture so early as her non acting ability and annoying high pitched voice was annoying. Had to give it 1 as there is no ability to give minus marks. Appraises paintings by the eye. No dating using modern technology? Rubbish
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