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Donnie Yen stars in upcoming action-disaster film, ‘Come Back Home’ — Golden Village Pictures shares film trailer

Aiah Bathan
By Aiah Bathan

Donnie Yen, a martial artist and action director who is famous for intertwining MMA (mixed martial arts) with mainstream Asian cinema, is coming back on the big screen for the film Come Back Home.  

“Don’t miss Donnie Yen in the upcoming action-disaster film, 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗘 𝗕𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗛𝗢𝗠𝗘 《搜救》!” said the Instagram post from Golden Village Pictures.

The Instagram post also includes a sneak peek of the said film. It shows the intensity of Donnie Yen’s acting as he portrays a father who desperately looks for his missing son. 

Come Back Home, formerly titled as Polar Search and Rescue is a father-and-son plot driven rescue drama which contains elements of suspense, action and disaster film genres. Given that Donnie Yen is starring, fans are expecting a lot of realistic and grounded physical action scenes in the movie. 

Directed by Law Chi-leung, additional casts for this anticipated film with Donnie Yen include Han Xue, Jia Bing, Tang Xu, Hou Tian Lai, and Lin Chen Han. 

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Official Poster of Come Back Home

Donnie Yen has been known to choreograph his film works with MMA since the early 2000s, making this movie a well-waited release. 

Come Back Home opens in Singapore cinemas next week on Oct 27.

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