An Ordinary Man

In a mysterious nation shrouded in secrecy, a notorious war criminal known as the General continues to evade capture despite international demands for his surrender. His ability to elude authorities fuels speculation about the complicity of his government, which publicly feigns ignorance about his whereabouts.

The General navigates his life in the urban landscape with a loyal entourage of guardians, always vigilant to ensure his safety and anonymity. This bustling city serves as the backdrop for daily interactions where he masterfully blends in with the crowd, masking his infamous reputation.

An unexpected connection forms between the General and Tanja, his new maid, who presents a stoic demeanor that belies her sharp instincts. Initially, the General treats her with a mix of condescension and cruelty, unaware that Tanja holds a deeper purpose in her role.

As time passes, a surprising friendship begins to blossom between the General and Tanja. This unexpected bond unfolds against the backdrop of their starkly different lives, challenging the General's views and adding layers to his character as he struggles with his past.

Unbeknownst to the General, Tanja is not merely a maid but a skilled operative assigned to protect him from lurking threats. Her dual role complicates their relationship, as she must navigate her loyalty to her mission while also forming a genuine connection with him.

Tanja's responsibilities take her and the General on a journey to his ancestral village. This trip triggers memories for the General, allowing him to confront the ghosts of his tumultuous past while testing Tanja's resolve and determination.

Upon their arrival at the village, Tanja's driver, harboring ulterior motives, orchestrates a chilling act of betrayal. In a shocking turn of events, he eliminates Tanja, leaving the General to grapple with the devastating loss and the true nature of trust.

Devastated by Tanja's death, the General returns to his city apartment, filled with a sense of impending doom. The revelation that he is now truly alone intensifies his feelings of being a prisoner to his own choices and the chaos enveloping him.

As authorities close in, the General feels the walls of his once-secure life closing around him. The pressure mounts as law enforcement intensifies their efforts to apprehend him, forcing him to confront the fragility of his existence.

In a moment of desperation, the General prepares for the impending arrest by laying a handgun and ammunition out on his kitchen table. This act symbolizes his futile effort to assert control over a rapidly spiraling life and the choices that have led him to this moment.