Running from the past only makes it haunt you even more, facing it gives you a chance to heal.

Описание: Title : Redemption (Hummingbird)

Hummingbird (released in some regions as Redemption) is a dark, character-driven action drama that explores guilt, survival, and the fragile hope of redemption. The film centers on Joey Jones, a former British Special Forces soldier who has deserted the army after a traumatic mission in Afghanistan. Haunted by violence and overwhelming guilt, Joey retreats into the shadows of London, living as a homeless man while trying to escape both his past and himself.

Struggling with PTSD and moral injury, Joey survives through isolation, street fights, and quiet endurance. His life takes a turn when he assumes the identity of another man and becomes involved with the criminal underworld, working as an enforcer and driver for a powerful gang. Though the money offers temporary comfort, it only deepens his internal conflict, as violence continues to follow him wherever he goes.

Joey’s path begins to shift when he forms a meaningful connection with Sister Cristina, a nun who sees beyond his brutality and recognizes his pain. Through her compassion and unwavering belief in human goodness, Joey is forced to confront the truth he has been running from: redemption cannot be achieved through force or escape, but through accountability, sacrifice, and selfless acts.

As the film progresses, Joey attempts to atone for his sins by protecting the vulnerable and helping others in need, even when it puts him in danger. His journey is not glamorous or easy—redemption comes at a personal cost, demanding that he face the consequences of his past actions.

Visually gritty and emotionally raw, Hummingbird presents London as a cold, indifferent city that mirrors Joey’s inner turmoil. The film blends intense action with quiet moments of reflection, offering a powerful meditation on broken identity, moral responsibility, and the possibility of change—even for those who believe they are beyond saving.

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