Acts of Vengeance

A quick and clever lawyer, known for his skill in manipulating words and using his eloquence to his advantage, faces a personal tragedy that will completely alter the course of his life. After losing his wife and daughter in a brutal murder, he is forced to confront the reality that his world has collapsed. Helplessness and pain overwhelm him, but instead of surrendering to despair, he decides to make a drastic choice: he will transform his body and his life in order to find those responsible for such a heinous crime.

This lawyer, who had been recognized for his sharp tongue and his skill at winning cases in the courtroom, renounces his greatest tool: words. He decides to take a vow of silence, committing to not speak until he discovers who was responsible for the death of his beloved wife and daughter. This vow not only reflects his profound pain and suffering but also his determination that he will not rest until he achieves justice with his own hands. The decision to remain silent becomes a symbol of his internal and external struggle, a way for him to meditate on the injustice he has suffered while continuing with his mission.

The lawyer then embarks on a journey in which both his mind and body undergo a transformation. Each day, he intensifies his physical training, hardening his body as a reflection of his unbreakable will. Through this process, he becomes stronger and more determined, hoping that this transformation will help him not only find the culprits but also exact the revenge he feels he needs to heal. His vow of silence forces him to rely on his instincts and his observational skills, making him more perceptive and analytical than ever. In this way, he plunges into a world of secrets, corruption, and betrayal, where clues are not always clear, and enemies are not always what they seem.

Director: Alina Apostu, Isaac Florentine, Petya Evtimova, Vessela Bannzurkova

Genre: Action, Drama, Thriller

Cast: Antonio Banderas, Clint Dyer, Cristina Serafini, David Sakurai, Isaac Florentine, Johnathon Schaech, Karl Urban, Lillian Blankenship, Mark Rhino Smith, Paz Vega, Robert Forster, Tim Man