Gunner at the Montreal Independent Film Festival

Lee Gunner attempts to rescue his sons, Luke and Travis, from a perilous drug gang. Lee Gunner, a devoted father with a fierce determination to protect his family, finds himself thrust into a nightmarish situation when his two sons, Luke and Travis, fall prey to a notorious drug gang that has been terrorizing their community. This gang, known for its ruthless tactics and violent methods, has ensnared many young individuals, luring them into a world of addiction and crime. The stakes are incredibly high, and Lee understands that time is of the essence as he embarks on a desperate mission to save his boys from the clutches of this dangerous organization. As Lee delves deeper into the underbelly of the drug trade, he uncovers a complex web of deceit and manipulation that goes beyond mere addiction. He learns that the gang not only preys on vulnerable youths but also exploits their families, instilling fear and demanding compliance. With each passing day, the situation becomes increasingly dire, and the emotional toll on Lee intensifies. He grapples with feelings of helplessness and guilt, questioning how he could have allowed this to happen to his sons. In his quest for rescue, Lee employs a variety of strategies, from reaching out to local law enforcement to seeking the help of former gang members who have turned their lives around. He attends support groups and connects with other parents who have faced similar tragedies, gathering information and resources that could aid in his mission. Lee's resolve is unwavering; he is determined to confront the gang head-on, even if it means putting himself in harm's way.

As he navigates this treacherous landscape, Lee encounters numerous obstacles, including corrupt officials and gang members who will stop at nothing to protect their territory. Each confrontation reveals the harsh realities of the drug trade, as well as the devastating impact it has on families and communities. Lee's journey is not just about rescuing his sons; it becomes a fight against the systemic issues that allow such gangs to thrive. Throughout this harrowing experience, Lee's character is tested, and he discovers strengths he never knew he possessed. His love for Luke and Travis fuels his determination, pushing him to take risks that could change the course of their lives forever. As he inches closer to uncovering the gang's operations and locating his sons, Lee must also confront his own fears and the possibility of losing everything he holds dear. In the end, Lee Gunner's attempt to rescue Luke and Travis becomes a powerful story of resilience, love, and the relentless pursuit of justice in the face of overwhelming odds. It highlights not only the personal struggle of a father but also the broader implications of the fight against drug-related crime, shedding light on the urgent need for community support and intervention in the battle against addiction.

Dimitri Logothetis moved to America with his parents at the age of six. He was raised in Los Angeles, attended high school in the South Bay where he played football, and pursued higher education at Loyola Marymount, earning a Master's in Film and Television. At Loyola, Dimitri produced and directed a short film titled "Call Me Kaiser," which won seven national and international film festivals. From his early career as a director and writer of acclaimed films, television shows, and documentaries, Dimitri has excelled across genres, including dramas, thrillers, and comedies. Beyond his artistic work, Dimitri Logothetis has led three companies, managed hundreds of employees globally, and secured over 150 million dollars in production financing. In 2011, he became the President of Motion Pictures for Kings Road Entertainment, known for producing "Kickboxer," "The Big Easy," and "The Best of Times." Dimitri is developing several remakes from the Kings library. In 2020, he launched a new science fiction martial arts film franchise, "Jiu Jitsu," based on a comic book. The film featured Nicholas Cage, Alain Moussi, Tony Jaa, and Marie Avgeropoulos, and ranked #4 on Netflix in the US during its release week. Dimitri also revitalized the iconic "Kickboxer" film franchise, writing, producing, and directing two new installments. He brought back Jean Claude-Van Damme, along with Christopher Lambert from "Highlander," and included popular world champion MMA fighters like George St. Pierre and Fabricio Werdum, as well as Mike Tyson. "Kickboxer Retaliation" received a 92% critic score and 84% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Dimitri is not only an award-winning filmmaker but has also achieved significant career milestones, such as winning the Monaco Film Festival in 2013 for his documentary "Momo, The Sam Giancana Story," and serving as Executive Producer/Showrunner for two Warner Brothers TV series. He also developed and executive produced Stephen King's "Sleepwalkers" for Columbia Pictures, directed four TV pilots, and created "Champions Forever with Muhammad Ali," one of the highest-selling documentaries of all time. Logothetis recently completed production on "Gunner," an action film starring Morgan Freeman and Luke Hemsworth. Next year, Dimitri plans to shoot his latest features, "Kickboxer: Armageddon," the final chapter in a reboot trilogy of the "Kickboxer" action franchise, and "Flying Shadow," an action thriller.