The movie is based on a true story from New Zealand, centered around the 1970s drug scandal that led to the murder of Martin Johnstone, known as "Mr Asia" to international police. The case remains unsolved, with some speculating that the real "Mr Asia" may still be alive today. The film follows private efforts to uncover the truth and identify the true killer and mastermind behind the crime.
Should I Be Good?
In 1970s New Zealand, a notorious drug trafficking ring is brought to light after the murder of Martin Johnstone, a British citizen notorious to international authorities as "Mr Asia".
