
2/5 stars
Slickly executed but narratively muddled, it stars Jackson Yee and Zhu Yilong as security agents who, while on the trail of stolen military secrets, learn there is a mole operating within their own unit.

2/5 stars
Slickly executed but narratively muddled, it stars Jackson Yee and Zhu Yilong as security agents who, while on the trail of stolen military secrets, learn there is a mole operating within their own unit.
Shooting on location in the newly modernised metropolis of Shenzhen, Zhang seizes the opportunity to flex his virtuoso visual sensibilities.
Incorporating CCTV and airborne drone footage amid a wash of state-of-the-art surveillance gadgetry sure to make even James Bond blush, Zhang presents a shimmering, neon-drenched vision of a hi-tech, almost futuristic China.
The plot is deceptively simple. The formula for an advanced material developed for the construction of a new fighter jet is being leaked to an unidentified – but decidedly Caucasian – foreign power.
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