A Working Man
Human traffickers beware.
Levon Cade traded a decorated black-ops military career for the calm of construction work, but when his boss's daughter, who he loves like family, is snatched by human traffickers, the old instincts come roaring back.
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Synopsis
Levon Cade left behind a decorated military career in the black ops to live a simple life working construction. But when his boss’s daughter, who is like family to him, is taken by human traffickers, his search to bring her home uncovers a world of corruption far greater than he ever could have imagined.
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Levon Cade traded a decorated black-ops military career for the calm of construction work, but when his boss's daughter, who he loves like family, is snatched by human traffickers, the old instincts come roaring back. Directed by David Ayer and headlined by Jason Statham, this action-crime thriller sends its quiet hero plunging into a search that peels back layer after layer of corruption far uglier than he imagined. With David Harbour and Jason Flemyng filling out the ranks, it delivers the grim, no-nonsense intensity fans expect when a capable man is pushed past his breaking point.
Hard-hitting and relentless, it moves with the momentum of a man who won't stop until the job is done. The violence is muscular, the stakes personal, and the mood unapologetically gritty. Anyone who craves bruising vigilante action, rescue thrillers, and Statham doing what Statham does best will find this one squarely in their wheelhouse.
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