Kelly Blatz loves motorcycles and his love is evident with his latest action-drama, One Fast Move.
One Fast Move follows Wes Neal (K.J. Apa), a young man with a passion for speed, is kicked out of the military for motorcycle drag racing. With nowhere left to go, and a desire to go pro in racing, he tracks down his estranged father, Dean Miller (Eric Dane), a former motorcycle racing champion, to be his coach. Wes gets a job at the motorcycle shop owned by Dean’s old mentor, Abel (Edward James Olmos), and meets a local waitress (Maia Reficco) who he falls for. As he begins training with his father, fresh wounds are created on old scars as Dean puts intense pressure on his son to be the best, putting a strain on all other relationships in Wes’ life. Wes must decide for himself now what he wants for his future, and ultimately what is worth losing in order to win big on the track.
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Kelly is an acclaimed American director, actor, and screenwriter from Burbank, California. After a successful decade as an actor, Blatz transitioned to directing with his feature debut, “Senior Love Triangle,” inspired by the celebrated TIME documentary photo series. The film received widespread critical praise, winning six Best Feature awards and being showcased at over 25 festivals, including New Filmmakers LA. It was subsequently acquired by Gravitas Ventures and released in 2020. Blatz’s sophomore directorial effort, “One Fast Move,” delves into the thrilling world of motorcycle racing.
