Harry Brown

Harry Brown (Michael Caine), who is in his 70s, is a retired Royal Navy officer. After the death of his wife, Harry, who lives on his pension, lives alone in a small apartment near the slums. The nearby pedestrian tunnel is a place for street fights, drug dealing and body trade among young gangsters. Brown's good friend Leonard (David Bradley), who played chess with Brown, was often harassed by these gangsters and was even brutally killed. Female police officer Frampton (Emily Mortimer) and her subordinates were responsible for investigating the case, but due to insufficient evidence, they had to release Leonard's murderer. The young Brown couldn't bear it anymore and decided to go into battle personally to eradicate the gangsters and avenge Leonard. The film was nominated for Best British Film, Best Thriller and Best Actor (Michael Caine) by the British "Empire" film magazine in 2010, and was nominated by the London Film Critics Association for the Most Breakthrough British Filmmaker (Daniel Barber).