"Nowhere to Run" is a 1993 American action thriller film directed by Robert Harmon. The movie stars Jean-Claude Van Damme as Sam Gillen, a convict who escapes from prison and finds himself embroiled in a conflict between a widow and a ruthless land developer.
The story begins with Sam Gillen escaping from a prison transport and seeking refuge in a nearby forest. There, he encounters Clydie Anderson (played by Rosanna Arquette), a widow living on a farm with her two children. Clydie is facing pressure from a corrupt developer named Dunston (played by Joss Ackland) who wants to force her off her land to make way for a new development.
Sam initially tries to keep a low profile, but he is drawn into Clydie's fight against Dunston after witnessing the developer's ruthless tactics. As Sam and Clydie grow closer, they must confront Dunston and his henchmen in a series of explosive confrontations.
"Nowhere to Run" is known for its thrilling action sequences, including intense fight scenes and high-speed chases. Jean-Claude Van Damme delivers his trademark martial arts skills and physical prowess, while Rosanna Arquette brings depth and vulnerability to her role as Clydie. The film combines elements of action, romance, and suspense, making it a memorable entry in Van Damme's filmography.