萨维奇

Savic is a drama set in the New Zealand gangster world and follows a young boy, Danny, from teenage to adulthood as a gangster Boss story. The film shows New Zealand culture and brotherhood in a way that is close to life. The plot is ups and downs, and the characters are vivid, which makes the audience feel full of substitution during the viewing process

In the story, Danny gradually grows into a violent gang enforcer through a series of events, and finally faces three moments of resistance. By depicting the intricate relationship between Danny and other characters, the film presents the humanity and emotions under the gang culture, deeply reflecting the endless consequences of violence and revenge.

The shooting locations of the film are mostly selected from New Zealand, showing the unique flavor of New Zealand and allowing the audience to feel the charm of foreign culture. The rhythm of the whole film is fast and the picture is beautiful, so that the audience can't look away and can't stop. In short, this is a film that is worth pondering over and over again. It depicts the emotions between the characters, and at the same time reflects the influence of social class and cultural background on human nature. It is a very vivid and profound gangster-themed film.