“Devil’s Mouth”
A best friend that will stick with you to the end, on a group trip from hell, is someone to die for.
Remington
A marksman armed with a Remington gun; a security guard working in transfer and delivery of cash and valuables day in and out; a gambling addict owing an unpayable mountain of debts to a triad gang – this is a recipe for a disaster waiting to happen. Siu-wah is a trusted confidant and colleague turns into a mole, working from the inside in a heist that goes terribly wrong, resulting in the deaths of a colleague and a triad member. Now the gang boss wants revenge, giving him the final wake-up call to be a man and do what he must do to atone for his sins.
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A marksman armed with a Remington gun; a security guard working in transfer and delivery of cash and valuables day in and out; a gambling addict owing an unpayable mountain of debts to a triad gang – this is a recipe for a disaster waiting to happen. Siu-wah is a trusted confidant and colleague turns into a mole, working from the inside in a heist that goes terribly wrong, resulting in the deaths of a colleague and a triad member. Now the gang boss wants revenge, giving him the final wake-up call to be a man and do what he must do to atone for his sins.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mak Tin-shu, Yeung Chi-Hou
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Fresh Wave, Hong Kong Arts Development Council
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