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Jason Statham Stars in Intense New Action Thriller Set on Cargo Ship French director Jean-François Richet’s new action film starring Jason Statham is set on a cargo ship, featuring intense, tightly choreographed combat scenes. Statham plays a former British cop seeking revenge after his employer’s murder, with the story unfolding almost in real time. The film continues Richet’s style of efficient, testosterone-driven action following his earlier plane-set movie.
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What happened 01 Jason Statham stars in a new action film set entirely on a cargo ship. 02 The movie is directed by Jean-François Richet, known for efficient, no-frills action. 03 Plot involves ex-soldiers turned mercenaries with a backstory in Afghanistan. 04 Statham plays a former British cop turned bodyguard seeking revenge. 05 The film runs 95 minutes and uses the ship’s layout for varied action scenes. 06 Richet’s style focuses on choreography and editing over plot logic. Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist , the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original The coverage
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