Sinking in with as much baleful bite as its namesake, Hyena offers a dark, stylish, and impressively gritty addition to the British crime genre. Read critic reviews
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A corrupt London cop (Peter Ferdinando) tries to shut down an Albanian crime ring before his own illegal activities are discovered.
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Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery & thriller
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Original Language: English
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Director: Gerard Johnson
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Producer: Stephen Woolley, Joanna Laurie, Elizabeth Karlsen
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Writer: Gerard Johnson
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Distributor: Tribeca Film
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If you're looking for a gritty british drama, like only the british can do, with a sordid storyline, no happy moments and plenty of shocking moments backed by fantastic performances, look no further. Despite the ballsy ending (come on, you know how it was really gonna end), sometimes the script is too obtuse and clunky to truly engage us. Still, Hyena is a worthy follow-up to Johnson's equally great Tony, sans the dark humor or course.
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