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Mercy (2023 film)

Mercy is a 2023 American action film written by Alex Wright, directed by Tony Dean Smith and starring Leah Gibson, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and Jon Voight.[1] It follows the doctor, a former military, who must protect the patient when the Irish mob takes over the hospital to go after the latter.

Mercy

Alex Wright

Charles Cooper

Adam Sliwinski

Shaun Lang

Matthew Rogers

Mercy Road
Front Street Pictures

  • May 12, 2023 (2023-05-12)

85 minutes

United States

English

Plot[edit]

Two years after her husband Jeffrey died in a bomb explosion while serving in Afghanistan, Michelle Miller now works as a field surgeon at Mercy Hospital, and lives with her son Bobby. Meanwhile, FBI agents McBride and Ellis has arrested Ryan Quinn, the brother of Sean Quinn and the son of Patrick "Paddy" Quinn, whose family is the member of the Irish mob called the Quinn Gang Brotherhood responsible for committing series of crimes in the United States. While bringing Ryan to the custody, Sean and his henchmen – Johnno, Danny, and Mick – ambush the convoy, kill the agents and injure McBride. Sean shoots Ryan twice in a close range. Ellis escapes and brings McBride and Ryan to the hospital.


Sean calls his father Paddy about Ryan, and they determine to go to the hospital to get Ryan out. As they arrive at the hospital, they kill the receptionist and take the visitors and staffs hostage, while Michelle hides Bobby inside her locker. McBride manages to hide Ryan in the upper floor of the building. While finding for Ryan, Sean kills McBride by disconnecting the ventilator. The police arrive at the scene but Sean threatens to kill every hostage if they attempt to storm the hospital. Using her combat skills, Michelle kills Mick after a struggle. Bobby is found and is taken hostage. Paddy calls Michelle to bring Ryan in exchange of her son's life. Sean puts security guard and Michelle's friend Frank a bomb vest and relays the message to the police not to intervene before Sean activates the bomb, killing Frank.


Paddy confronts Sean for jeopardizing the job. Sean reveals to his father that Ryan has tipped off their illegal business to the FBI, so that's the reason why Sean is going after Ryan. Michelle finds Danny making a bomb and, after the struggle, kills him. Michelle makes a deal with Sean of exchanging Bobby and Ryan. At the morgue, Michelle bring Ryan to Paddy and Sean, and has Bobby back in her arms. Ryan reveals to Paddy that Sean shot him in point blank. Paddy confronts Sean about it, stating that he will never forgive him. When Sean confronts Paddy for his mother's death because of Paddy's negligence, Paddy attacks Sean, who shoots his father in the abdomen. Before losing consciousness, Paddy resents of failing Sean as a father. The police storm the building, kill the remaining henchmen and rescue the hostages.


Ellis kills Johnno after the latter attempt to catch Bobby, who escapes into the tunnel, and Sean shoots Michelle, knocking her unconscious for a moment, before activating the time bomb and escapes. Recovering, Michelle manages to diffuse the bomb in time before heading to the tunnel where Ellis takes Bobby hostage. Bobby is able to stomp Sean's feet, allowing Michelle to kill him. Ryan and Paddy are taken to another hospital, and Ellis commends Michelle for her bravery before she heads home with Bobby.

as Michelle

Leah Gibson

as Sean Quinn

Jonathan Rhys Meyers

as Patrick "Paddy" Quinn

Jon Voight

as Ellis

Sebastien Roberts

Anthony Konechny as Ryan Quinn

Patrick Roccas as Johnno

Anthony Bolognese as Bobby

as Mick

Bradley Stryker

Caitlin Stryker as Agent Cruz

Mark Masterton as Danny

Ryan Russell as Nurse Kevin

Bobby Stewart as Dr. Terrence

Marc-Anthony Massiah as Frank

Release[edit]

The film was released in theaters on May 12, 2023 and digitally on May 19, 2023.[2] It was also released on demand on June 2, 2023.[3][4] It was originally going to be released in theaters on May 19.[5]

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