However, the police and bandit-themed TV series "Black and White Sneak", which premiered today, is actually a brand new Hong Kong movie, and there are certain differences compared with previous Hong Kong movies.
The film is directed by Huang Yi and starring An Zhijie and Zeng Zhiwei. In this film, many stars come together to start a battle between the police and the gangsters in black and white. Behind the calm, there is an undercurrent surging, and a Jedi revenge journey that is difficult to distinguish between good and evil begins.
The background of the story is this: in the fictional country of Laika and Hong Kong, China, Ah Shan, a non-graduate police academy student, is urgently assigned to help Ah Tian, the leader of the criminal syndicate, clear obstacles in prison, waiting for an opportunity to approach and win his trust in order to collect evidence of the criminal syndicate's crimes. Ahsan is clever and works closely with Ah Tian to successfully control the criminal syndicate. After the two were released from prison, Ah Shan became Tian Ge's right-hand man, and he assisted Ah Tian to replace the previous leader Ah Bao and become the new leader, and Ah Shan also successfully completed the undercover mission.
The producer of this film is Guofan Pictures, which always attaches great importance to the promotion and improvement of content, and continues to strive to produce more "Xingang films" that are popular with the audience.
In addition to these, Hong Kong dramas have always performed well in fight scenes, and this drama is no exception.
This film deliberately designed some classic action fight scenes, such as "Macho Fight in a Prison Bathroom" and "Brutal Killing in a Suit". It can be clearly seen from the promotional video that the intensity of these actions is comparable to the plot of "Suit ** Zhang Jin", which is enough to ignite the enthusiasm of the audience.
However, for the young actor Gu Bin, how to find a balance between playing brotherhood and the righteous duty of the police, and convey his inner struggle to the audience, is undoubtedly a huge challenge. There's a lot of tension in it, and it's one of the most fascinating parts of the show.