01 Three childhood friends' business trip to Vietnam collapses into war profiteering and betrayal.
Beyond John Woo and Wong Kar-wai, Hong Kong’s crime cinema kept producing tightly wound, morally murky triad dramas throughout the 2000s that rarely made it to Western audiences at the time.
01 Three childhood friends' business trip to Vietnam collapses into war profiteering and betrayal.
02 Jackie Chan's detective is targeted by the same crime boss he put away in the first film.
03 A captured drug manufacturer works with police to bring down his own former network.
04 A detective who can literally see people's inner personalities investigates a missing colleague's gun.
05 A retired French hitman helps his daughter avenge her murdered family in Macau.
06 Five bodyguards protecting a triad boss slowly bond despite their contrasting styles and old rivalries.
07 Old friends turned hitmen are ordered to kill one of their own, and hesitate.
08 A police unit spends one long night helping a colleague quietly recover his lost service pistol.
09 The triad's new chairman discovers the position comes with obligations he never expected.
10 Two triad factions maneuver to control who becomes their organization's next chairman.