Trinity Goes East 1998
Trinity Goes East (1998) delivers a high-energy action romp as cunning thief Trinity swipes a priceless Shaolin dragon ball—only to lose it moments later.
Director: Robert Tai
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Trinity Goes East (1998) about?
A slick thief accidentally loses a sacred dragon ball he just stole, setting off a chaotic hunt across Asia. With time running out, he teams up with an Interpol agent, a karate master, and a savvy guide to outrun a notorious criminal mastermind.
Who directed Trinity Goes East?
Robert Tai brought this martial arts action film to life, blending fight sequences with adventure.
Who stars in Trinity Goes East?
The film features Steve Tartalia as Trinity, alongside Roberto Lopez, Dragon Sek Tin-Lung, and John Liu.
Is Trinity Goes East (1998) worth watching?
For fans of 90s martial arts action, Trinity Goes East offers fast-paced fights and an engaging premise, though its unrated status leaves room for interpretation. If you love treasure-hunt thrillers with a side of karate, it's a solid pick.
How long is Trinity Goes East?
Trinity Goes East runs for 88 minutes.
About Trinity Goes East (1998) — A Martial Arts Adventure with a Stolen Treasure
Trinity Goes East (1998) delivers a high-energy action romp as cunning thief Trinity swipes a priceless Shaolin dragon ball—only to lose it moments later. His frantic quest to reclaim the artifact forces him into an uneasy alliance with Interpol's relentless Agent Bambino, martial arts legend Meng Ray, and quick-witted tour guide Wen Ling. Together, they race against the ruthless villain Paschy to recover the sacred relic before it slips into the wrong hands.
Directed by Robert Tai, this 88-minute martial arts spectacle blends slick fight choreography with a globetrotting adventure, capturing the essence of 1990s action cinema. The film's vibrant atmosphere crackles with tension and humor, as Trinity's charm collides with raw determination, all while the stakes escalate with each fight sequence and narrow escape.