Broken

The movie is set in the contemporary period, showcasing elements of modern urban life, election politics, and the struggles of a private detective in today's socio-economic climate. It highlights pressing issues such as corruption in politics, personal betrayal, and the impacts of gentrification on vulnerable communities.

Bolton Village is a neighborhood in New York City that becomes a central focus of the mayor's controversial real estate deals, affecting the lives of its impoverished residents. Montauk, located at the eastern tip of Long Island, is known for its stunning beaches and celebrity culture, serving as both a retreat and a backdrop for tense developments in the story.

⚖️ Justice

The theme of justice permeates the narrative as detective Billy Taggart grapples with his own past and the systemic failures of the legal system. The film questions the true nature of justice in a world where political power and personal interests often collide, leaving the most vulnerable at risk.

💔 Betrayal

Betrayal is a profound theme, presented through personal relationships and political allegiances. Taggart's journey exposes infidelities in both his personal life and the flirtation between politics and corruption, magnifying the pain of lost trust and loyalty.

🍷 Redemption

Redemption plays a crucial role in the development of Taggart’s character as he battles his own demons, including alcoholism and guilt. His willingness to expose the mayor's corruption symbolizes an attempt to reclaim his integrity and mend broken relationships.