Furioza อำมหิต (2021) [บรรยายไทย]

The main plot of the film tells about the fate of three friends from an apartment building. Goldina (Mateusz Damecki), Dzika (Weronica Kskevich), and David (Mateusz Panasyuk). Once a well-coordinated team traveled together on their team trips, today they stand on different sides of the barrier. Still one of the troublemakers, Golden has escaped his old life to become a doctor, and Dzica is now a seasoned cop trying to infiltrate the local crime squads. And she’s the one who makes David an offer he can’t refuse—either the boy will be her plug, or his brother, Kashub (the excellent Wojciech Zelensky, who plays the hooligan leader, nickname Furiozy), is going to prison with a long sentence.

Well, it sounds like a typical scenario for another Polish action movie, but the plot is really interesting, often breaks with stereotypes, and the narrative is also driven by supporting actors. ukasz Simlat did very well, playing the powerful acting leader (you can see that he feels great in such roles, because as a policeman he also played brilliantly in the second season of “Rojsta”), Janusz Shapur, who played an older gangster The area rocks, Cesary Shukasevich, the enigmatic character of the Furiozy team, and finally Szymon Bobrowski nicknamed “Mrówka”, the leader of the rioters who compete with Furioza, whose cat-and-mouse play with the police adds even more color to the film.

Mateusz Panasyuk as Kaszub’s younger brother, who’s back to the hooligan, giving up his medical career is definitely a draw for the script. I came out really credible. The formidable Weronika Książkiewicz has also captured the complexion of David’s morally dilemma ex-girlfriend, although the flashbacks themselves are quite modest and a little more can be used to make the characters’ transformations believable. Mateusz Damićki has undergone a complete transformation and is difficult to recognize in the film, although his character is exaggerated at times, even comedy-like and more suited to a football fan of a killer who has trouble controlling his emotions. Although he’s definitely incredibly expressive and is just a role that’s hard to pass up carelessly.