Snakehead<\/em>\u00a0will be released in theaters, on digital, and on-demand on October 29.<\/p>\nSnakehead<\/em>\u00a0promises a new take on the American crime drama, in a story inspired by true events. The film’s lead, Tse (Chang) rises through the ranks of a powerful New York City family, willing to take on whatever jobs might come her way \u2014 but as Tse soon realizes, there are some lines she just won’t cross. Chang’s strengths are on full display in this trailer, making her one to watch as she leads this ensemble. It’s also exciting to see Kang in a role so distinct from the one many mainstream audiences are more familiar with from him.\u00a0Snakehead<\/em>\u00a0is also set to premiere at this year’s TIFF, and is also an official selection at both the New York Asian Film Festival and the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.<\/p>\nSnakehead<\/em>\u00a0is produced, written, and directed by\u00a0Evan Jackson Leong<\/strong>\u00a0(Linsanity<\/em>). In addition to Kang and Chang, the film also stars\u00a0Jade Wu<\/strong>\u00a0(Luke Cage<\/em>,\u00a0The Motel<\/em>),\u00a0Yacine Djoumbaye<\/strong>\u00a0(Three Trembling Cities<\/em>),\u00a0Catherine Jiang<\/strong>\u00a0(A Different Sun<\/em>), and\u00a0Richie Eng<\/strong>\u00a0(Killerman<\/em>).<\/p>\nSamuel Goldwyn Films and Roadside Attractions will release the crime thriller\u00a0Snakehead<\/em>\u00a0in theaters, on Digital, and On-Demand on October 29. Check out the trailer, poster, and more images below:<\/p>\n