Two-disc set includes The Raid Redemption (2012) Innovative martial arts action marks this Indonesian thriller about a young SWAT recruit (Iko Uwais) fighting to stay alive when his team infiltrates a Jakarta tenement building occupied by a vicious gang of drug dealers. After the good guys' secret raid is discovered by the thugs, explosive (and elaborately choreographed) mayhem ensues as the heroic father-to-be wields lethal weapons against his death-dealing enemies. With Ray Sahetapy, Yayan Ruhian. 101 min. In Bahasa with English subtitles/Dubbed in English. C/Rtg NR The Raid 2 (2014) In this action-packed sequel to the Indonesian thriller InchThe Raid Redemption,Inch SWAT operative Rama (Iko Uwais) heads back into dangerous interiors, this time taking aim at exposing corruption within his organization as well as throttling the forces of the underworld. Going undercover into prison as a mob assassin, Rama places himself next to the son (Arifin Putra) of a powerful boss (Tio Pakusodewo) in order to destroy the crime family from within. With Julie Estelle, Alex Abbad. 150 min. In Bahasa with English subtitles. C/Rtg R

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