Director: Derrick Borte
Retirement plans rarely survive contact with a criminal past, and "The Get Out" -- a 2026 action thriller from director Derrick Borte -- puts that collision at the center of a fast, cartel-tangled crime story.
What is The Get Out about?
A nightclub owner is finally ready to walk away from the life that built his fortune, with one last quiet stretch standing between him and a future alongside his girlfriend. That plan collapses the night masked gunmen storm the club, and the fallout drags him straight into the crosshairs of cartel figures who see him as leverage rather than a man trying to exit cleanly. Into that pressure steps an unfamiliar face with a sudden, pointed interest in buying his business -- an offer that reads less like an opportunity and more like a trap the longer he examines it. Every direction he turns puts another faction between him and safety, forcing him to weigh who is actually trying to help against who is simply circling. The film builds its tension around that uncertainty, tightening the net scene by scene until walking away stops looking like an option at all.
Cast & crew
Russell Crowe anchors the film as the club owner trying to outrun his own history, with Luke Evans, Aaron Paul, Teresa Palmer, Nina Dobrev, and Daniel Zovatto filling out the circling cast of allies, rivals, and unknowns.
Context & significance
Director Derrick Borte, working from a US-Australia-UK co-production, keeps the story moving through tight nightclub and back-alley spaces rather than sprawling set pieces, favoring pressure and pacing over scale.
Where & how to watch
"The Get Out" is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, part of a catalog built for the Iranian diaspora with a fully Farsi viewing experience. This page is free to read; log into a K-Time account to start watching.