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Blood Work (2002)

“He's a heartbeat away from catching the killer.”

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Plot

In "Blood Work," the grizzled and retired F.B.I. profiler Terry McCaleb, brilliantly portrayed by Clint Eastwood, finds himself entangled in a sinister game of shadows and deception. A recent heart transplant recipient, McCaleb has traded the thrill of tracking down serial killers for the tranquility of his yacht, anchored in the Los Angeles harbor. However, life has other plans. The heart that now beats in his chest once belonged to Gloria Rivers, a murder victim whose death was staged to resemble a random robbery. Her grieving sister, Graciella Rivers, played with layered intensity by Wanda De Jesus, hires McCaleb to uncover the truth. As he delves into the case, McCaleb uncovers chilling links to an elusive murderer known as the "Code Killer," a shadowy figure he pursued relentlessly during his time with the F.B.I. Despite his elderly and feeble state, and against his doctor's advice, McCaleb finds himself drawn back to the thrill of the chase. He is plagued by physical constraints - the inability to drive, the need for regular naps, and a life tethered to the rhythm of another's heart. Yet, McCaleb is determined to unravel the mystery that links his fate to that of the deceased woman whose heart keeps him alive. As McCaleb navigates the dark underbelly of crime, he must grapple with his own mortality and limitations. The question remains - can the frail McCaleb muster the endurance to outwit the cunning serial killer, or will the strain prove too much for his borrowed heart? In "Blood Work," the race against time takes on a whole new meaning, as the hunter becomes the hunted, and McCaleb's survival hinges on solving a case that hits closer to home than any before.

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Blood Work is an action movie featuring Clint Eastwood.

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