Riders of Justice15

Reviews

‘There’s a sincere empathy for these damaged characters, and intelligent musings on fate, coincidence and trauma, all helped down by some delightfully absurd and audacious comedy.’ ★★★★ Steve Rose, The Guardian

‘Riders Of Justice is an oddball delight. Taking a leaf from the Coens’ playbook, it’s by turns ultra-violent then drily funny and surprisingly wise. Come for Mikkelsen, stay for his winning band of lovable losers.’ ★★★★ Ian Freer, Empire Magazine

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