48 Hrs. (1982)
Directed by Walter Hill
A San Francisco cop springs a smooth-talking convict from prison for two days so they can hunt an escaped killer across the city's bars, hotels and back alleys.
- Travel shown
- On foot, bike, skis or swimming
- Not shown on screen
- Fictional place
- 1Prison work gang≈ 00:01:00State prison, Northern CaliforniaInferred
Ganz breaks out of custody with Billy Bear's help, killing guards.
- 2Hotel≈ 00:08:00San Francisco, CaliforniaStated on screen
A routine check on a hotel room ends with two inspectors dead and Ganz escaping with Jack's gun.
- 3Reggie's prison≈ 00:16:00State prison, Northern CaliforniaInferred
Jack signs Reggie out of prison on a 48-hour pass.
- 4Torchy's redneck bar≈ 00:40:00San Francisco, CaliforniaInferred
Reggie flashes Jack's badge and shakes down a bar full of hostile cowboys for a lead on Billy Bear.
- 5Chinatown apartment≈ 00:48:00San Francisco, CaliforniaStated on screen
They question Ganz's and Billy's girlfriends, who say they have seen nothing.
- 6Muni station≈ 00:56:00San Francisco, CaliforniaInferred
- 7Fillmore District nightclub and hotel≈ 01:05:00San Francisco, CaliforniaInferred
- 8Chinatown alleys≈ 01:22:00San Francisco, CaliforniaInferred
- 9Back to prison≈ 01:31:00State prison, Northern CaliforniaInferred
The journey in numbers
- Distance travelled
- 95 km
- Places
- 2
- Countries
- 1
- Stops
- 9
- Car: 63 km
- Not shown: 32 km
Distances are measured in a straight line between stops, so real road distances are longer.
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