Keoni Waxman (a frequent collaborator with Seagal).
Reviewers generally describe the film as a standard Seagal vehicle, blending gritty urban detective work with signature martial arts fight sequences. The series marked Seagal's first major move into scripted television after the success of his reality show, Steven Seagal: Lawman . "True Justice" Deadly Crossing: Part 1(2010)
Their investigation leads them to a dangerous influx of heroin and a network of drug dealers and killers led by a Russian mastermind, . Typical of Seagal’s characters, Kane is a mysterious ex-military leader with a background in martial arts who often disregards police protocol to ensure justice is served. Production and Context Keoni Waxman (a frequent collaborator with Seagal)
Much of the series is set in Seattle, but focuses on fictionalized versions of real locations like Camp Harmony , a historic WWII internment site. Critical Reception Their investigation leads them to a dangerous influx
is the first installment of the 2010 action-drama series True Justice (also known as Southern Justice ), starring Steven Seagal. Originally produced as a television series, the first two episodes were edited together and released as a feature-length film on DVD in the UK in late 2010. Plot Overview
While it aired as episodes in North America, it was marketed internationally as a True Justice movie collection.