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Second, and more controversially, is mainland actor Chen Daoming as the triad boss “Bosch.” While some saw his role as extraneous, Bosch serves a critical function: he is the past that refuses to stay buried. He knows the old Lau. He is a walking contradiction to Lau’s new identity. Every scene between Lau and Bosch crackles with the tension of a man trying to outrun his own biography.

Infernal Affairs III is not a perfect film, but it is a necessary one. It dares to ask: What happens to the winner of a secret war? Answer: He loses his mind. It trades the first film’s razor-sharp plotting for a dreamlike, tragic coda. If you allow it to wash over you – rather than fighting its timeline – you will find one of the most haunting final chapters in modern cinema. Infernal Affairs III

The undercover war between the police and the triads rages on. Two years have passed since Chan Wing-yan (Tony Leung) and Lau Kin-ming (Andy Lau) pulled off the impossible: switching identities and bringing down the triad organization from within. However, their victory comes with a steep price. Second, and more controversially, is mainland actor Chen