El agente especial Nick está infiltrado en el corazón del lucrativo negocio criminal de drogas en Asia, actuando de protegido de una de las piezas clave en el juego, "Banker". Durante los ocho años que ha estado infriltrado en esa oscura industria, Nick ha reunido suficientes pruebas para arrestar a Banker, pero le han ordenado permanecer encubierto y revelar la identidad del proveedor de Banker para así acabar con toda la organización. (Fuente: FilmAffinity) Edit Translation
- Español
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
Reparto y créditos
- Daniel WuNick / A LiPapel principal
- Tin Lok Goo[Jane's husband]Papel principal
- Zhang Jing ChuAh FenPapel principal
- Sirichanya NirutGen ChanchaiPapel secundario
- Derek YeeMiu Chi WahPapel secundario
Reseñas

Unflinchingly tense
A gripping, often uncompromising look at the Hong Kong drug trade, Protégé takes a tried and tested storytelling formula and marries it to compelling cinematic finesse caught up in a cobweb of drugs, loyalties and deceit. Mercifully unpretentious, the film is directed with remarkable proficiency by Derek Yee, offering a look at both sides of the drug coin: those who profit from it and those who ultimately suffer from it. By keeping it more personal, Yee's film feels more intimate and urgent, more satisfyingly intriguing, helped in no small regard by its star power. A greyed-up Andy Lau is as great as ever, offering up a sympathetic spin on an otherwise purely business-focused drug lord, while Daniel Wu plays off of Lau with a subtle and controlled rage. With its smart script, solid acting and tight directing Protégé varies from intense drama to dreamlike to subtle shades of black comedy yet never feels like an afterschool special or an obvious morality tale.¿Te ha parecido útil esta reseña?
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