Joey has a happy family, but he is a gangster. However, his neighbours are often violent. One day, the gang boss ordered Joey to destroy a batch of guns used to kill the police, but unexpectedly they fell into the hands of the child Lurie, who lives at home, and shot and wounded his stepfather, who often beat him severely. His stepfather turned out to be the nephew of the Russian gang boss. As the police tracked down the guns, Joey was surrounded on three sides by the police, the gang boss, and the Russians. The family members have also been threatened, and Lurie and the gun are still missing... the
plot is decent, but its characteristics are not here.
One of the characteristics is that the film uses multiple perspectives when dealing with fighting scenes, and it also "time freezes" from time to time. It is similar to the feeling of seeing bullets in "The Matrix", which looks more enjoyable.
The other is the performance of one of the protagonists of the film, the little boy Lurie Ge. The little actor brilliantly interprets the image of a child who has been severely beaten and abused since birth, with a heart-like heart, a pale face, and a child who has never shown a smile. The children’s acting skills are so good, it’s hard to come by.
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