Infernal Affairs

Theatrical - Limited 2004-09-24

Cast Tony Leung Andy Lau Anthony Wong Eric Tsang
Directed by Andrew Lau Alan Mak
Written by Alan Mak Felix Chong

Genres: Thriller

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7/10

Synopsis

Directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak and headlined by Asian superstars Andy Lau and Tony Leung, INFERNAL AFFAIRS is a tightly wound thriller which centers on two Hong Kong police officers – one a gang mole on the force and... See more the other an undercover cop in
the gang – who share the same objectives and who find their destinies intertwined in this high-octane police actioner.

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