Night Vision

A SWAT trainee is thrust into a seemingly routine mission to raid a corrupt police-controlled apartment block. However, the mission quickly devolves into a desperate fight for survival as he and his team find themselves trapped and outnumbered by the block's ruthless inhabitants. He must navigate a labyrinth of violence and betrayal to reach the top floor and confront the crime lord responsible for the ensuing chaos.

The Raid: Redemption (international title for Night Vision) received widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its groundbreaking action choreography, intense fight sequences, and relentless pacing. Critics lauded its raw brutality and innovative martial arts sequences, with many hailing it as one of the greatest action films of all time.

• Praised for its stunningly choreographed and brutal action sequences.

• Celebrated for its innovative use of Pencak Silat martial arts.

• Noted for its relentless intensity and claustrophobic atmosphere.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly praised the film for its incredible action and fight choreography, calling it one of the best martial arts films ever made. Many found the film intensely exciting and visually stunning, though some noted the thin plot as a minor drawback.

Won Best Film at the Toronto International Film Festival (Midnights selection), Best Director at the Fantastic Fest, and numerous awards at the Sitges Film Festival.

The film's iconic fight choreography was developed by Iko Uwais and his mentor, the renowned Pencak Silat master Kiyudi A. Fatah, with Iko Uwais also serving as the film's fight choreographer.