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AKA
Directed by
Morgan S. Dalibert
TV-MA
2023
2h 2m
Action
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Crime
,
and more
6.6
90%
74%
6.9
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A steely special ops agent finds his morality put to the test when he infiltrates a crime syndicate and unexpectedly bonds with the boss's young son.
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Cast of AKA
Alban Lenoir
Adam Franco / Writer
Éric Cantona
Victor Pastore
Thibault de Montalembert
Kruger
Sveva Alviti
Natalya
Saïdou Camara
Pee Wee
Lucille Guillaume
Hélène
Kevin Layne
Moktar Al Tayeb
Philippe Résimont
Sénateur Marconnet
Vincent Heneine
Cisko
Nathalie Odzierejko
Mona
Steve Tientcheu
Youssef
Constantin Vidal
JB
Hugo Dillon
Manu
Noé Chabbat
Jonathan
Jamel Elgharbi
Bogdan
Soufiane Hafraoui
Karim
Sébastien Lalanne
Jacques
Sophie Ricci
Fille Moktar
Klaudia Zhegu
Sophia
Karim Belkhadra
L'égyptien
AKA Ratings & Reviews
Keith & the Movies
Keith Garlington
(Dalibert) and Lenoir spend a lot of time developing their characters. It's not especially deep, but we get a good sense of everyone's position, perspective, and personality. And it all unfolds with a reasonably satisfying amount of suspense.
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
The gritty action-pic has its moments when it chills, as the hero uses his fighting skills.
Common Sense Media
JK Sooja
The action is well-paced, choreographed, and sequenced, and the story is compelling enough, even though it borrows its ideas from many other thrillers that have come before it.
Polygon
Pete Volk
Worth watching if you're interested in the new wave of French action cinema, and one of its most intriguing stars.
Movies and Munchies (YouTube)
Chris Joyce
AKA works as an action film, relying heavily on intense violence and unflinching brutality. Where it lacks is the depth of the story and characters, keeping the majority of the players at arm's length and as strangers.
Los Angeles Times
Noel Murray
AKA doesn't add any new wrinkles to the undercover cop genre; but Florent Astolfi's cinematography is suitably moody, Etienne Forget's score provides texture and drive, and Lenoir and Dalibert (who co-wrote the script) keep the conflicts clear.
Decider
John Serba
AKA does action quite well, and drama not as well as it could, and intrigue and suspense not particularly well at all. Yet... it's good enough in performance and direction to satisfy.
But Why Tho?
Jordan Lyon
With good performances from its cast, AKA leads the audience down a violent and bloody two-hour journey. The violence might be too much for some. However, for action lovers, AKA will be a film worth visiting.
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