Cleaner

Joey and her brother Michael grow up in a London home marked by violence. The constant fear drives Joey to seek escape, eventually turning to wall-climbing as a way to cope. This difficult upbringing shapes their bond and Joey’s later choices.

Now an adult and a former soldier who quit after an incident with a perverted squad-mate, Joey works as a window cleaner. She also cares for Michael, who is autistic and campaigns online against corruption in care homes. Their dynamic blends resilience with a shared sense of justice.

During a shareholder gala inside One Canada Square, the activist group Earth Revolution seizes control using sleeping gas. They threaten the company’s administration and take hostages, revealing a plan to expose corporate hypocrisy. Marcus Blake leads the operation.

Geoffrey tries to parley with the group, but Noah shoots him despite Blake’s warnings. Gerald escapes to hide, creating confusion as the takeover tightens its grip.

Noah murders Marcus Blake and his loyalists, seizing leadership of Earth Revolution. He rigs the hostages with explosives linked to a dead-man switch synchronized to his heartbeat. The crisis escalates into a deadly countdown.

Joey and Michael narrowly avoid being knocked out, but she becomes trapped on the building’s facade. Her SOS signal alerts the terrorists, who assume she’s neutralized and threaten to tighten their hold. Police rounds close in around the tower.

Claire Hume, the lead officer, doubts the surface story and begins to coordinate a real plan. She decides to allow Joey to infiltrate the building when the time is right. The tension between appearances and reality drives the operation.

Joey is given permission to move, aided by Michael. Noah tries to drop an explosive toward Joey, but she escapes; SWAT fires holes in the glass, enabling entry for them.

Inside the control room, Joey and Michael fend off Noah’s remaining men and seize their weapons. The siblings stabilize the situation and set the stage to disable the bomb.

Michael uploads an old antihumanist clip to the internet to reveal Noah’s crusade as a farce. He transfers the forced confessions from the hostages to a USB drive, exposing the truth to the world. The evidence undermines Noah’s credibility.

Joey moves to confront Noah on the raised platform near the bomb’s trigger. She schemes to disable the device and prevent a catastrophe. The moment shifts the balance toward a possible rescue.

Joey and Noah fight near a gaping hole in the facade. She removes the trigger and attaches it to herself, then pushes Noah into the blast hole, sending him to his death. The immediate danger to the hostages subsides.

Police clear the building and debrief with Claire Hume. The hostages are liberated, and the breach operation is completed. The public exposure of Agnian’s corruption begins to unfold.

Joey reunites with Michael and they retreat to the coast for quiet time together. They resolve to reveal Agnian’s crimes to the world using the new evidence gathered. The siblings take a moment to heal.