Burn (2019)

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When a lonely, unstable gas station attendant is held at gunpoint by a robber, she takes matters into her own hands regardless of who gets hurt. 'Burn' is a dark, twisty, intense-as-hell hostage thriller starring 'The Hunger Games' Josh Hutcherson as a cocky desperate for cash thug and 'Assassination Nation's' Suki Waterhouse as the confident and outgoing co-worker of the film's protagonist played by Tilda Cobham-Harvey (Hotel Mumbai) who, when she can't turn the robbery attempt into an impromptu escape-your-life plan, finds herself accidentally taking the stickup man hostage.