Pitbull (2021)

When an explosive plant at a gas station kills a police sapper, the chief police officer assigns Gebels from the homicide unit to the case. The investigation leads him to the trail of a criminal from the armed arm of the Pershing group – a bomb maker and kidnapper, behind dozens of attacks in Poland and over a hundred kidnappings across the country. The confrontation between the bandit and the dog turns into a regular war. Years have passed since these events. The son of Gebels, known from the series, Jarek, who is a computer science student at the Polytechnic University, together with his friends finds a risky way to earn a quick income and, using his knowledge, starts breaking into the villas of rich people. Bad luck wants him to choose the wrong house one night, and Gebels faces a hopeless situation in which he has to put his own child in prison. Could be a policeman who arrests a criminal. Or a father who will save the child. —GI went to view this at the Castleford Cineworld in Yorkshire, England ,UK.On entry there was a fair amount of eastern Europeans and Polish entering the viewing and I can I certainly see why… The film was well scripted throughout with interesting deep characters. This flow of the film was good and it became more and more engaging throughout.The acting was effortless and the characters were totally believable. The film gets better as it develops, it can be a little dark and solemn in parts but there is some small witty bits of humour. It has everything you want from a gangster film.The cinematography is also well produced.Highly recommended, I’d love to see a second film.