crime/investigation, father-daughter relationship, revenge
A retired bodyguard who has settled into a corner of the world where China, Russia and North Korea meet as he suffers from early dementia finds a new friend in a young girl. When her life is threatened by her father’s connection with a local crime lord, the bodyguard must call upon his long forgotten skills to save her.
Sammo Hung is a renowned Hong Kong actor, director, martial arts choreographer and producer. He studied under Peking Opera master Yu Jim-yuen from a young age and was the "big brother" of the famous Seven Little Fortunes. His directorial debut The Iron-fisted Monk (1977), he pioneered the martial arts comedy genre, paving a new path for Hong Kong action cinema. In the 1990s, he starred in the U.S TV series Martial Law (1998–2000), earning great praise from American audiences. Over his 60-year career, Sammo has taken part in over 230 films and earned over 33 nominations and awards around the world, cementing his place as one of the most influential figures in Hong Kong cinema history.
