Film Review: “Justice” – A realistic interpretation of the classic thriller

Justice is a Polish film directed by Michal Gazda and starring Olaf Lubaszenko and Jedrzej Hycnar.

“Justice” is a Polish thriller aimed at lovers of traditional crime stories: a robbery, several murders and the subsequent investigations. The film presents well-developed characters with rich backgrounds and distinct personalities, all in the lingering shadow of Poland’s communist past. It’s a gripping thriller, competently directed and well-acted, which strictly adheres to the conventions of the genre. While it may not be a surprise in this regard, it stands out for its script and character development. There are no purely good or evil individuals here; Instead, it offers a human story that comprehensively explores both sides of the narrative.

Don’t expect any high-speed chases or grand action sequences. Instead, expect well-developed characters and a consistently coherent plot in a thriller that entertains without overdoing itself on visual spectacle.

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