Herman Yau's new film "Customs Front" is set to be released in 2023. Jacky Cheung and Nicholas Tse will work together again after 12 years

The action movie "The Customs Front" has been successfully completed a few days ago. Today, the teaser poster was released and it was officially announced that it will be released in 2023. The film is directed by Herman Yau, produced by Shao Jianqiu, written by Li Min, starring Jacky Cheung, Nicholas Tse, Karena Lam, and Catherine Liu, with a special performance by Francis Ng, and starring Kenny Kwan, Anthony Wong, Michelle Yim, Shek Sau, Carlos Chan, and Michelle Wai.

"Customs Front" focuses on the rare customs theme and reveals the shocking transnational smuggling case. It is reported that this film will be Nicholas Tse's first work as an action director, and it is also Jacky Cheung's return work after 6 years away from the film industry. The two will work together again after 12 years.

In the preview poster released today, Jacky Cheung and Nicholas Tse are hiding on the side of a giant ship with weapons in hand. Flames are rising from the sea in the distance. A fierce battle is about to take place in the bay. The two men are focused and ready to engage in battle at any time.

The movie "Customs Front" focuses on the theme of customs, telling the story of Hong Kong Customs investigator Zhou Zhengli (played by Nicholas Tse) and his boss Zhang Yunan (played by Jacky Cheung), who are like a master and apprentice, who are violently attacked by overseas forces during the investigation of an arms smuggling case. Zhou Zhengli was assigned to participate in the joint operation of Interpol and went deep into the active areas of arms trade. In the process, he learned that there might be a ghost inside the customs, so he informed his boss Zhang Yunan in Hong Kong to cooperate with him. Zhou Zhengli went into danger alone to track down the truth, but the answer was even more difficult for him to accept...

It is worth mentioning that Nicholas Tse, who has starred in classic action films such as "Raging Fire", "Reverse War" and "True Man", served as a film action director for the first time this time and designed many exciting action scenes for the film. He has always been very hardworking in acting and his hand bones were swollen and deformed during filming. For this reason, his "comrade-in-arms" Jacky Cheung gave him enough trust: "It's reassuring to know that Nicholas Tse is the action designer. In short, you can leave it to Nicholas Tse."