The film was shot in Bulgaria and released in Spain on a small scale; North America and other countries directly released DVDs without entering theaters. This is a B-level action film that is not seen in the market. It is Lao Shang who actively contacted Lin Lingdong and invited to participate in the production of the film. In Hollywood, he is no longer a star in Europe. . The film’s prison was rented in a warehouse in Bulgaria for real scene construction. According to the behind-the-scenes of the Blu-ray disc, there was no interview with Lin Lingdong. The producer and actor affirmed Lin Lingdong’s professionalism and complained about him. No patience. We must know that Westerners express emotions directly but also very politely, which shows that the crew and Lin Lingdong are not in harmony. It's like Lao Shang himself said that this is his best movie so far, and it is also a Cult masterpiece. According to the behind-the-scenes tidbits, it seems that the team from Hong Kong other than Lin Lingdong has not been joined. This is a prison B-level film with Lin Lingdong’s signature to imitate Shawshank’s salvation. The director really does not have absolute say in project management. . Lao Shang is of course still that dull tough guy, with an added dedication to nostalgia for his deceased wife.
Independent film production companies are not much different from some of the current Blu-ray disc distributors, and there are not many options. Specializing in the field of B-level films is also an option that they are very helpless and need a lot of courage to execute. The director candidate is just to play the signature and decorate the appearance. After all, Lin Lingdong is already a master of criminal action movies in Hong Kong, and the film team depends on the budget.
Under various practical constraints, Lin Lingdong still maintains the same image style. It's not bad in film, and it's a masterpiece among niche ups and downs.
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