One on One

I'm in a Don Lee mood and catching up with all his films that I never knew existed and thankfully a lot of them are on Tubi! This was an odd one at first as it just jumps right into the action with people being being abducted and forced into a confession (that the audience doesn't get all the details at once). There is torture and violence and most of it is from Don Lee's character so he plays a questionable character in the film. I've seen him in more good guy roles than bad guy roles so this one was fun. It is a dark film (not what I was expecting when I started it) but it asks some really tough and interesting questions that stick with you after the End Credits. The entire cast does a good job.

Society will always encounter many injustices, how to vent their hearts of depression, it is really worth everyone to consider. Kim Kidd's film is still so non-mainstream, but this time there are a lot of dialogue, the whole plot is also understandable. The film always ends up feeling a little bit worse.