Skin Trade

New York detective Nick Cassidy is drawn into a fight with Viktor Dragovic, a gangster whose criminal interests reach across international borders. When Dragovic's people target Nick's family, Nick follows the trail from New York to Southeast Asia, where he joins forces with Thai detective Tony Vitayakul. Together they set out to bring down the organization behind a human trafficking network, while an FBI agent is assigned to track Nick as well. The film was directed by Ekachai Uekrongtham from a screenplay by Dolph Lundgren, John Hyams and Gabriel Dowrick, and it was produced by Craig Baumgarten, Lundgren and Michael G. Selby.

Lundgren plays Nick, with Tony Jaa as Tony Vitayakul, Ron Perlman as Viktor Dragovic, Celina Jade as Min, Michael Jai White as Reed and Peter Weller as Costello. The production, mounted by Canadian, American and Thai companies, had a budget of about 10 million dollars. On TMDB it holds a rating of 6.1 out of 10 from 314 votes, while the critics' score stands at 5.2 out of 10 from 17 reviews, so audiences have responded somewhat more favorably than reviewers.