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A young man, imprisoned for a reckless mistake, navigates the treacherous world of prison gangs and power struggles as he seeks justice and survival.

2015 MOVIE

NO. 2 IN THE R-FILM-GENRE

NO. 18 AT THE ANNUAL HK BOX OFFICE

6.4 RATED BY DOUBAN IN 2017

Incarcerated for a drunk-driving accident, high-flyer Nelson Yu discovers a secret society within the prison walls where survival hinges on cunning and alliances. Under Uncle Tat's wing, he learns to adapt until violence and betrayal threaten his inner circle. Pushed to the brink by the ruthless Jack, Nelson is forced to stand up in a desperate fight for justice amidst the unforgiving hierarchy of the incarcerated.

DIRECTOR

Christopher Sun

WRITER

Mark Wu

After studying Economics and Statistics at University College London, Gregory made the bold decision to leave his profession and pursue a career in the entertainment industry. His journey began as a model before he found success as an actor in both TV dramas and movies. He quickly gained recognition for his role in the TV drama The Election, establishing himself as a rising star in the industry. Some of his notable works include The Menu (2015) and F.S.D. III (2015) for TV dramas, as well as appearances in films such as the Lan Kwai Fong series, Due West: Our Sex Journey (2012), and 3D Iceman (2014).

Justin Cheung gained recognition for his standout performance as "Cocky" in the OCTB TV Series. In 2019, he made his debut as a producer and lead actor in the film Deception Of The Novelist, which had limited screenings in the United States.

Renowned for his stellar acting abilities, KEUNG initially made a name for himself in the TV industry before transitioning to acclaimed film roles. His performances have garnered praise from both audiences and critics, earning him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the 12th Chinese Film Media Awards for his role in Life Without Principle (2011). Notable films in his repertoire include The Beast Stalker (2008), Unbeatable (2013), and Two Thumbs Up (2015).

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