Sheep without a Shepherd 3

Only suitable to watch in cinemas

This competent crime thriller maintains solid pacing, though the post-reveal ending feels unnecessarily tacked on. While attempting social commentary, its over-reliance on coincidental "karma" undermines its own message and clashes with materialist values. Some plot threads remain frustratingly unclear: Why would a victim's family give the bomb detonator to a corrupt cop? Why would traffickers still box up a deceased child?