The Scoundrels

Hung Tzu-Hsuan
Part of

New York Asian Film Festival 2019

June 28 - July 11, 2019

A former basketball star barely getting by working shady part-time jobs falls into a downward spiral of crime, treachery, and violence after he is hijacked and framed for robbery in this taut, action-packed thriller.

DIRECTOR
Hung Tzu-Hsuan
YEAR
2018
COUNTRY
Taiwan
RUNTIME
104 minutes
LANGUAGE
Mandarin with English subtitles

Promising basketball star Rui lost it all when he beat up a spectator in a fit of rage. Now he barely gets by working shady part-time jobs. One night while trying to help an injured woman, he is hijacked and framed for robbery. Inextricably entwined with the real culprit, and haunted by a public that thinks he’s to blame, Rui falls into a downward spiral of crime, treachery, and violence. Known for his intricately choreographed short films, Hung Tzu-Hsuan makes his electrifying feature debut with this taut, action-packed thriller, marking him a talent to watch.

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