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Take
- Original title
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Take
- Year
- 2007
- Running time
- 98 min.
- Country
 United States- Director
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- Screenwriter
Charles Oliver - Music
Roger Neill - Cinematography
Tristan Whitman - Cast
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Minnie Driver, Jeremy Renner, Bobby Coleman, David Denman, Adam Rodriguez, Bill McKinney, Emily Harrison, Francesca Roberts, Rocky Marquette, Paul Schackman, Griff Furst, Shane Woodson, Courtenay Taylor, Louis Mandylor, Patrick Dollaghan, Shane Johnson, Kendall Clement, Andrew Thacher, Michael Ciulla, Patrick Brennan, Veronica Lauren, Theo Nicholas Pagones, Dale Dickey, Edward James Gage, Keith Biondi, Willie Carpenter, Allison Miller, Todd Waring, Rob Elk
- Producer
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Crossing Paths, Telos Films
- Genre
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Drama | Crime
- Synopsis / Plot
- Ana (Minnie Driver) was a wife and mother caring for an educationally challenged son and a moody-but-loving husband when fate led her to cross paths with Saul (Jeremy Renner). Saul was a gambling addict deep in debt to loan sharks and desperately in need of enough money to keep collectors from killing or injuring him; a foolish decision on his part led to the death of Ana's husband and son. Years later, Saul is on death row, awaiting execution for his crimes, and Ana is unable to find closure, still grieving bitterly for the loss of her family.
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