Sasori

Year: 2008

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Joe Ma Wai-Ho

DramaActionAdventure

Forced by a ruthless gang to kill her fiancé’s sister, Nami’s ruined engagement lands her in a brutal women’s prison where survival is rare. Determined not to remain a victim, she fights, becoming tougher than the other inmates. She escapes in a way, trains with a hermit, and returns to the streets to exact revenge on the thugs who ruined her.

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