They took his name. He took their power.
Justice Breaker (2025) is a gritty, adrenaline-charged vigilante thriller set in a city where corruption doesn’t hide—it rules. Blending sleek action with moral ambiguity, the film asks the ultimate question: what happens when justice becomes the enemy?
The story follows Marcus Redd, a former cybercrime investigator turned whistleblower, who’s framed for treason after exposing a covert government program that weaponizes AI surveillance to eliminate dissent. After spending three years in a black-site prison, Marcus escapes—but the man who comes out isn’t the man who went in.
Branded a traitor, hunted by a private paramilitary unit, and erased from every database, Marcus returns to the city that betrayed him with a singular goal: burn the system down. Using his skills in hacking, surveillance, and close-quarters combat, he launches a one-man war against the elite architects of injustice—corporate CEOs, federal agents, and political puppeteers—all of whom thought they were untouchable.
But vengeance has a cost. As Marcus reconnects with Rhea, an idealistic public defender who once tried to save him, he finds himself torn between retribution and redemption. Every enemy he defeats brings him closer to the truth… and farther from the man he used to be.
Justice Breaker is a pulse-pounding descent into digital warfare, explosive rebellion, and one man’s choice between becoming a symbol or becoming a monster. With slick cinematography, neon-drenched cityscapes, and an explosive synth-driven score, the film is equal parts John Wick, Mr. Robot, and The Dark Knight—but darker, leaner, and more personal.
In this world, justice isn’t broken. It’s rigged.