Push
A teenage psychic hiding in Hong Kong must outwit a relentless government division and retrieve a lethal mind‑enhancing drug before his dwindling abilities leave him powerless.
“One push can change everything.”
Synopsis
After his father, an assassin, is brutally murdered, Nick Gant vows revenge on Division, a covert government agency involved in psychic warfare and experimental drugs. Taking refuge in Hong Kong's underworld, Nick gathers a group of rogue psychics determined to dismantle Division. Alongside Cassie, a teenage clairvoyant, he searches for a missing girl and a stolen suitcase that may hold the key to achieving their shared objective.
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A crew of 49+ credited
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Edited by Nicolas TrembasiewiczShot by Peter SovaScored by Neil DavidgeDesigned by Francois Seguin
Box Office
2009 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$49.7M
US & Canada: $31.8M — 64% of worldwide · International: $17.9M (36%)
Opening weekend: $10.1M — 32% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $12.4M — 39% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,313 theaters
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Cast & Crew
49 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Camilla Belle
as Kira Hudson
Chris Evans
as Nick Gant
Dakota Fanning
as Cassie Holmes
Colin Ford
as Young Nick
Djimon Hounsou
as Henry Carver
Joel Gretsch
as Nick's Father
Cliff Curtis
as Hook Waters
Ming Na Wen
as Emily Hu
Robert Tsonos
as Division Doctor
Brandon Rhea
as Division Doctor
Nate Mooney
as Pinky Stein
Neil Jackson
as Victor Budarin
Supporting cast
26Li Xiaolu
as Pop Girl
Kai Cheung Leung
as Dice Man
Maggie Siff
as Teresa Stowe
Corey Stoll
as Agent Mack
Scott Michael Campbell
as Agent Holden
Hung San Nam
Tam Wai Man
as Cook in Fish Market
Hal Yamanouchi
as Pop Father
Chi Kwan Fung
as Pop Boy #1
Jacky Heung
as Pop Boy #2
Paul Che Biu Law
as Wo Chiang
Lam Wong
as Gas Station Cashier
Bob Lam Shing Ban
as Taxi Driver
Kwok Hung Liu
as Bouncer
Siu Yin Ming
as Card Trick Woman at Club
Rain Lau Yuk Chui
as Cocktail Waitress
Simon Yu Sai Tang
as Businessman
Pancy Chan Pui Sze
as Businessman's Wife on Boat
Cheuk Shing Sum
as Kwun Tong Pier Man
Fanny Lee Man Fan
as Kwun Tong Pier Woman
Sheung Ming Fai
as Liquor Salesman
Wong Man Kit
as Dim Sum Manager
Chan Yuk Hing
as Dim Sum Waitress
Jason Wong
as Chinese Agent
Andy Tsang Tak Wah
as Security Guard
Hau Woon Ling
as Old Woman with Gun
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