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Above Suspicion
2021
In this gripping true story, a rising FBI star is sent to a Kentucky mountain town, where he becomes embroiled in a dangerous affair with a desperate local woman who offers to be his informant. As their illicit relationship deepens, they both realize it's a path to destruction that ultimately culminates in the shocking conviction of an FBI agent for murder.
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46
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5.2
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24%
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40%
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5.7 /10
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In this gripping drama, FBI Agent Mark Putnam (Jack Huston), fresh out of the academy, finds himself thrust into the midst of a treacherous underworld as he arrives in Pikeville, a struggling mining town in rural Kentucky. Sent to investigate a local chop-shop ring and other illicit activities, Mark's eagerness to prove himself leads him down a perilous path. Accompanied by his wife Kathy (Sophie Lowe), Mark becomes increasingly entangled in the lives of the townspeople, including Susan Smith (Emilia Clarke), a downtrodden single mother with two young children.
Susan, divorced from her husband Cash (Johnny Knoxville) and struggling to make ends meet, finds solace in running night parties where customers can purchase and smoke drugs. Her brother Bones (Luke Spencer Roberts) helps facilitate the operations, but things take a deadly turn when one customer gets into a brawl with Bones, resulting in a shooting. Mark teams up with Sheriff Randy McCoy (Austin Hébert) to apprehend Bones at Susan's residence, uncovering a stash of 1000 tablets of Percocet in the process.
As Mark delves deeper into the world of organized crime, he becomes fast friends with the locals and seizes an opportunity to turn Cash into an informant. Under the guise of cutting a deal for his ex-husband, Mark finds himself drawn to Susan's charms, eventually offering her $10,000 to provide information on a local bank robber who has struck 11 times in four months. Susan agrees to cooperate, leading Mark and his team to capture the culprit - a drifter who had been renting a room in her apartment for months.
Susan's involvement with the FBI sparks a sense of empowerment, and she finds herself growing closer to Mark. They share a romantic night together, and Susan begins to open up to Kathy (Sophie Lowe), befriending her over coffee. As their relationship deepens, Mark becomes increasingly consumed by his latest case: the pot-smuggling operation run by Rufus Green (Brian Lee Franklin) from an abandoned coal mine.
As Mark's focus shifts from Susan to the drug ring, he unwittingly sparks jealousy and suspicion in her. The lines between loyalty, duty, and personal relationships begin to blur, setting the stage for a thrilling ride filled with twists and turns.
As the truth begins to unravel, Cash's suspicions about Susan's infidelity are confirmed when he discovers her with someone else. In a fit of rage, he locks her out, leaving her no choice but to seek solace with Kathy. However, Kathy is not oblivious to the fact that Susan has been carrying on an illicit affair with Mark, and this realization only serves to fuel her own sense of betrayal. The tension between the two women becomes palpable as Kathy confronts Susan about her promiscuous ways.
Meanwhile, Susan's world begins to crumble further when she learns from Kathy that she is pregnant. This newfound understanding of why Mark has been pursuing her with such intensity leaves Susan reeling and desperate for a way out. Desperate to extricate herself from the situation, Susan turns to Rufus, warning him about an impending FBI raid on his operation. Although the raid ultimately proves to be a bust, Rufus is quick to paint Susan as a snitch in Mark's eyes, effectively cutting her off at the knees.
Mark, sensing that Susan has betrayed him, offers her a paltry $6,000 for her services so far and promptly severs all ties with her. Defeated and desperate, Susan turns to Cash in an attempt to buy back his affection, only to find herself on the receiving end of a brutal beating instead. In a state of panic, she calls out to Mark for help, unaware that Bob Singer (Kevin Dunn), Mark's new partner in crime, is closing in.
As Susan's world continues to implode, she finds herself forced to testify against Rufus and his gang in court, a move that ultimately leads to her being transferred to a safe house. However, this temporary reprieve from the chaos of her life is short-lived, as she soon discovers that Mark has abandoned her, leaving her feeling lost and alone.
In a desperate bid for comfort and support, Susan turns to Bob Singer, only to find solace in his words of wisdom and guidance. As she pours out her heart to him, she reveals the shocking truth that she is pregnant with Mark's child. The weight of this revelation sends Susan reeling once more, leaving her feeling vulnerable and exposed.
In a fit of rage and desperation, Susan seeks out Mark, only to find herself on the receiving end of a brutal and merciless attack at his hands. As the life drains from her body, Mark stands over her, a cold and calculating killer. Back home, Kathy is left to process the news of Susan's untimely demise, her expression a mask of stoic acceptance.
In the years that follow, Mark is brought to justice for his heinous crime, serving out a decade-long sentence in prison, a punishment that seems fitting given the gravity of his actions. As the curtain closes on this dark and twisted tale, Susan's memory serves as a haunting reminder of the devastating consequences of our choices and the destructive power of our own desires.