UNSEEN JUSTICE
WOULD YOU KILL FOR REVENGE
PLOT SUMMARY
Five years prior to the film's start, Charles Lewisburg loses his family in a brutal massacre set out by Markus Gognitti Jr. With revenge on his mind, Charlie takes up contract killing to draw closer to the mafioso. Sarah Kelinski witnesses the death of her husband by the hands of three men he once worked for. Now Sarah hires Charlie to kill the three men: Terrence Malipio, Jon Gallo, and none other than Markus Gognitti Jr. Now Charlie finally has a chance to regain what he lost and destroy the man who murdered his family. As the bodies pile up, two detectives, Sam Bailey and Mary Balot, take on the case and try to track down Charlie and arrest him before he can cause more harm.
CAST
Charles Lewisburg - Leonard Hahn
Sarah Kelinski - Melanie Hahn
Det. Sam Bailey - Danny Massana
Det. Mary Balot - Janice Salvatore
Markus Gognitti Jr. - Joe Gonzalez
Jon Gallo - Michael Gallagher
Terrence Malipio - David Hahn
(Above)Charles Lewisburg stalks his prey awaiting his chance to attack directly outside his apartment.
(Below)Jon Gallo and Terrence Malipio shoot down their former friend after discovering he was leaving the family without permission.
CREW
Director - Matthew Hahn
Writer - Matthew Hahn
Producer - Leonard Hahn
Camera Operators - Matthew Hahn, Leonard Hahn, Jessica Maas
Editor - Matthew Hahn
Score - Justin Ho
BEHIND THE SCENES
My Father and I were trying to discover a way to create a film involving the people from both states that were provided to me: New Jersey and New York. In order to do this, I had to make the main storyline revolver around my Father. So, I came up with a script over the summer called The Shadow Killer which was the first draft of what would become Unseen Justice. Filming started in September and lasted about three months up until my Brother, David, got married. During that period, filming slowed down and I was worried the movie wasn't going to move forward. Soon actors were harder to get and they weren't cooperating with what I needed them to do. In that case, I had to film scenes in seperate locations when they were supposed to be filmed in one. This caused problems, but with a great editing job I made it look as good as possible. Finally, after seven long months the movie was completed and aired in April 2007. The movie has become my greatest masterpiece to date, and I hope it will help me get one through my movie career. The film is truly extraordinary and could be that leap in to the business.
