Righting Wrongs

About This Movie

Righting Wrongs is a gritty dive into the moral murk of vigilante justice, set against the backdrop of Hong Kong's crime-riddled streets. The film takes you on a wild ride as Jason Chan, played with an intense fervor, grapples with his own sense of justice after a shocking loss. The pacing feels relentless, keeping you on edge, and there’s this palpable tension between Chan and the ambitious cop, Cindy Si, who’s hot on his trail. The action sequences are raw and sharp, relying on practical effects that give a certain weight to the violence. You can feel the desperation and rage in Chan’s performance, making his journey all the more compelling. It’s a blend of action and moral questioning that marks it as distinctive within the genre.

Features strong performances from lesser-known actors. · Practical effects give the action a gritty realism. · Explores themes of justice and morality in a unique way.