Furies

In the sweltering bustle of late‑1990s Saigon, a city of neon‑lit alleyways and whispered power plays, a young woman escapes the shadows of her rural upbringing to seek a new kind of freedom. Bi carries the weight of a hard‑won survival instinct, her eyes reflecting both the trauma of a broken past and the fierce determination to carve out her own destiny among the city’s restless streets.

She soon finds herself drawn into the enigmatic world of Mrs. Lin, a charismatic mentor who offers more than shelter—she offers purpose. Under Lin’s austere yet alluring guidance, Bi joins two other determined survivors, Thanh and Hong, in a covert program that blends rigorous combat training with the art of seduction. The trio’s camaraderie is forged in disciplined routines, whispered confidences, and a shared resolve to reclaim agency in a place where danger lurks behind every glittering façade.

The stakes of their clandestine preparation are hinted at by the very name that haunts the city’s underbelly: Hai, a powerful figure whose influence stretches from shadowy street markets to high‑stakes gambling halls. As the women hone their skills, the atmosphere crackles with a tense mix of gritty realism and stylized action, juxtaposing the rawness of street life with the elegant precision of their training. The film’s tone sways between palpable optimism born of sisterhood and a foreboding sense that the city itself is a living opponent, promising a confrontation that will test the limits of loyalty, skill, and the desire for redemption.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 20:52