Hitman: Agent 47

Agent 47 is a highly skilled assassin created as part of a secretive program. He is portrayed as emotionally detached yet reveals glimpses of complexity when confronting his purpose and the consequences of his actions. His relationship with Katia evolves from an antagonist to a mentor.

Katia is a determined young woman on a quest to find her father, carrying the traits of heightened sensory awareness and anxiety. Her journey is marked by a struggle for identity as she discovers the truth about her origins. Her growth reflects the tension between being a weapon and a person.

John Smith is a mysterious figure who provides Katia with crucial information about her past. Although he initially appears to be a protector, his link to the Syndicate complicates his character. He embodies the duality of ally and adversary in the unfolding narrative.

Dr. Litvenko is the mastermind behind the cloning program, driven by both ambition and a desire to protect his daughter. His character carries a profound conflict as he grapples with the implications of his work and the inevitability of its consequences. His choices resonate throughout the film.

Antoine LeClerq is the powerful director of the Syndicate International, representing unchecked ambition and control. His character is a personification of the dark forces driving the story's conflict. LeClerq's ruthlessness serves as a foil to the protagonists' search for humanity.