Years after the fall of his village, Ting (Tony Jaa) has buried his rage beneath silence.

But when a rising network of assassins led by a ruthless rival (Iko Uwais) threatens to consume everything he once fought for, the shadows of his past awaken with deadly precision. What begins as vengeance transforms into a journey of self-forgiveness, discipline, and honor.

Director Prachya Pinkaew returns to his roots, merging the raw physicality of Ong Bak with a darker, emotional core. The fight choreography is breathtaking — every kick a memory, every punch a confession.

Tony Jaa moves like a spirit reborn, Iko Uwais radiates menace and depth, and Jeeja Yanin brings both elegance and power to the screen, reminding the world that martial arts is not just combat — it’s poetry in motion.