After a driver rescues a passenger from an abusive boyfriend, he discovers she is a human trafficking victim. But in order to free her, he must give up the thing he loves the most.
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| Lou Martini Jr. | ... | Detective | |
| Gilbrando Acevedo | ... | Man in Park | |
| Candice Zhao | ... | Lily | |
| Patrick Duke Conboy | ... | Sam | |
| Stephen Lin | ... | Dispatcher | |
| Robert House | ... | Bouncer | |
| Richie Ng | ... | Ricky | |
| Leigh Fitzjames | ... | Councillor | |
| Sarah Jun | ... | Feisty Girl | |
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Vincenzo Vaccaro | ... | Goon |
| JR Carter | ... | Airbnb Man | |
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Gregory Chai Gonzalez | ... | Goon (as Gregori Chai Gonzalez) |
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After a driver rescues a passenger from an abusive boyfriend, he discovers she is a human trafficking victim. But in order to free her, he must give up the thing he loves the most.
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The premise of the movie is alarmingly played-out; the whole thing is just a piece of unironically regressive, anti-Asian, "Yellow Peril" propaganda. The whole thing, from the red dress, to the posing of the actors, to the premise of a wicked Asian male being defeated by a white male hero over whom the helpless Asian female victim gets all touchy-touchy in the manner of a cheap romance novel's cover is just gross. Mr. Chai has some soul-searching to do. Could one even imagine a movie where a white woman leaves an abusive white boyfriend and subsequently starts feeling all over a suited black man? Jordan Peele isn't filming spiritual successors to "Birth of a Nation." Neither is Spike Lee. David Chai has some soul-searching to do.