A film crew wants to witness a gangland hit, and instead have to fight for their lives to survive the night.A film crew wants to witness a gangland hit, and instead have to fight for their lives to survive the night.A film crew wants to witness a gangland hit, and instead have to fight for their lives to survive the night.
Karanja Augostos
- Chilemba
- (as Karanja Yorke)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Great fun to watch
A good mix of comedy, action, and even a little bit of emotion! The fights are awesome, the set up is decent and the story carries through. Definitely recommended.
10tricky58
No idea why this film has low ratings
Great film from talented people this film deserves a better rating and is deffinatly on my recommend list as I talk about it to everyone. Those fighting scenes my gosh!
BRILLIANT.. JUST BRILLIANT
If you are looking for an example of a truly brilliant british independent movie then look no further as this is simply the best, excellently written with the perfect blend of comedy and action especially from martial arts legend Jean-Paul Ly this fil really does have it all, excellent effects, this film should really cement Marc Price on the map, give it a watch you will not be dissapointed
Hit and Miss.
You know what? This isn't a bad little movie. For a low budget British film, it has a few decent action scenes and inventive bloody moments.
The script can be a bit of a mess and has a villain as hammy as porky pig. Also some one-liners seemed very forced, but in part it can be quite funny. The saving factor for the film are the fight scenes. Not quite The Raid quality, but I've seen much worse in Hollywood big-budget films, so the film is worth viewing for the fights alone. 7/10
great british film
Fast and plenty of action. The laughs werefast and furious. Dont miss this wee gem.
Did you know
- TriviaThe tea urn Kim (Micá Proctor) struggles to work with was the actual tea urn used by cast and crew in between takes. Producer Michelle Parkyn was not pleased when Director Marc Price (II) put a dent in it to "add character" for some shots
- ConnectionsReferenced in AllOuttaBubbleGum podcast: Once Upon a Time in Jean-Paul Ly-wood (2025)
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- Runtime
- 1h 40m(100 min)
- Color
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