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Stunts
Adkins performs his own fighting—every spin-kick is genuinely him.
Direction
Florentine shoots action like musical numbers: clear, rhythmic, brutal.
Acting
Adkins sells Boyka's spiritual arc through physical degradation alone.

Director
Isaac Florentine
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