Watch UK Trailer For Hard Hitting Drama In Broad Daylight

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Watch Trailer for In Broad Daylight

Central City Media have sent us the UK Trailer for Hard hitting Hong Kong based indie drama, In Broad Daylight which is heading to UK cinemas later this month.

Inspired by shocking real events, In Broad Daylight promises to reveal the little-known truth about residential care homesย  that hides beneath the headlines.

Written and directed by Lawrence Kwan Chun Kan, the film recalls the likes of Spotlight and The Post. ย Where dogged and fearless journalists uncover alarming levels of rampant abuse and corruption.

Jennifer Yu (Sisterhood) stars as Kay, a young journalist who is told by a jaded veteran colleague that their work doesnโ€™t make any difference – and sets out to prove him wrong. The cast also includes Bowie Lam (Hard Boiled) and Rachel Leung (A Light Never Goes Out).

A news organisationโ€™s investigative journalism unit receives a tip about the abuse of residents in Rainbow Bridge Care Home. To expose the homeโ€™s wrongdoings, reporter Kay goes undercover to expose the inhumanity inside, searching for the cruel truth in broad daylight.

In Broad Daylight will be released in UK and Irish cinemas from 19th January.


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