Are you a fan of action-laden crime thrillers but had nothing exciting since John Wick’s latest chapter? Well, the brand new French gig, starring steely special ops agent of Alban Lenoir is here to satisfy your needs. It has enough gunshots, hand fights, and jaw-dropping action for the fans of the genre. The film calls itself AKA and if you are interested; we have covered everything from the cast, trailer, release date, and whether AKA is available on Netflix.

First things first- here’s everything you need to know about the plot, the cast, and the enticing two minutes trailer.

What exactly drives the jaw-dropping action sequences in the French thriller?

With a screen time of almost two hours, the movie begins with a bang, and well, it does not slow down on its action. Led by amazing action stars, including Albert Lenoir and Eric Cantona, the film questions the operations of criminal organizations as its lead character, Adam Franco infiltrates the group. Along the journey, he not only grows close to his rival’s son but also questions the morality of his employer. And if nothing else, the French flick promises a lot of gunshots, hand fights, murders, kidnapping, bloodshed, and a few fair escapes.

And if you are wondering who all consist of its cast ensemble, here you go. Helmed by Morgan S. Dalibert, the movie stars Thibault de Montalembert, Kevin Layne, Sveva Alviti, Saïdou Camara, Nathalie Odzierejko, Vincent Heneine, Philippe Résimont, along with Alban Lenoir, and Eric Cantona. Notably, Lenoir has also co-written the movie along with the director.

Is AKA available on Netflix?

Netflix may have faced a bit of backlash in the past few months, but now the streaming giant is getting back on track. While it has been focusing on adapting many books and anime into live-action, the streaming service broadening its scope for other genres. Now if you were thinking the OTT platform was getting dry with no new action flicks lately, think no more. AKA is now available on Netflix.

Although you will have to head to Netflix to have an immersive experience of the actions presented in the gig, the trailer above will help you have an idea of what AKA, which has an IMDb rating of 6.7/10, brings to the table. The two minutes video was released a month ago and has 389K plus views.

So are you planning to watch the movie? Do let us know in the comments below.