Interview with a Hitman

In a grim underworld that stretches from the cramped streets of Bucharest to the cold, rain‑slick alleys of London, an unseen network of power and secrecy dictates the rhythm of life. The film’s tone is a tight‑knit blend of stark realism and brooding noir, where every shadow holds a whisper of past sins and every fleeting moment feels charged with unspoken danger. It opens with a simple, relentless premise: an elite hitman returns to erase his past, only to discover that someone has already begun to rewrite his future.

The story follows Viktor, a consummate professional whose reputation is built on precision, discipline, and an almost clinical detachment from the world around him. Raised in a desperate environment that forced him into the folds of organized crime, he honed his abilities under harsh conditions, learning that survival often means mastering the art of invisibility as much as the act of elimination. Now, after years spent moving like a ghost through a labyrinth of contracts and covert deals, he seeks a clean break—a chance to sever the ties that bind him to his former self and to the unforgiving world that shaped him.

Yet the very act of stepping away does not go unnoticed. As Viktor attempts to navigate a path toward anonymity, an unseen hand nudges the pieces of his carefully arranged chessboard, hinting that his past may be more resilient than he imagined. The atmosphere crackles with tension, suggesting that the shadows he once controlled are now turning against him. The film promises a tense cat‑and‑mouse game, where the protagonist must confront the possibility that the future he hoped to claim has already been set in motion by forces he cannot yet perceive.

Last Updated: September 26, 2025 at 04:38