Sniper 2

Beckett is a former U.S. Marine Scout Sniper who, despite losing an index finger, remains a precise, cool-headed shooter with a sharp strategic mind. He accepts a risky assassination mission against a renegade general, driven by a stubborn code of loyalty and duty. Throughout the mission, he weighs toxic moral choices against the goal of saving lives and achieving a broader political outcome.

Cole is a seasoned U.S. Army sniper on death row for killing a federal officer who allegedly betrayed him. He is released to participate in the mission, bringing lethal skill and street-smart pragmatism. His hard-edged demeanor hides a sense of justice and a fierce loyalty to his teammates.

Sophia is an underground resistance member who guides Beckett and Cole to safety. Her rooftop apartment and local network help them evade pursuit, showing courage in a city under siege. She acts as a crucial bridge between outsiders and locals, driven by a commitment to protect her community.

Pavel is a pacifist and political dissident whose fate becomes central to the mission. He embodies the political dimension of the conflict and inspires the group to seek a future beyond violence, even as danger surrounds them.

Zoran is Sophia's brother, a determined ally who helps orchestrate ambushes and rescues. His loyalty to family and community is tested as casualties mount, illustrating the personal toll of war.

Vojislav is Sophia's brother who fights alongside the group but is killed in an ambush. His sacrifice highlights the danger of the mission and the unpredictability of conflict.

Nauzad is a local contact who offers to help ferry the group to the border, representing the possibility of safe passage through a conflicted landscape and the humanity found amid chaos.

Captain Marks is a special forces commander who hunts the trio, showing the relentless pursuit from the occupying forces. He embodies the hard-edged military pressure that frames the operation.

General Valstoria is the renegade commander whose brutal ethnic cleansing acts drive the mission. His actions create the political urgency behind the covert operation.

Eckles is a CIA officer who recruits Beckett and coordinates the operation from a distance, highlighting the political calculus behind covert actions and the moral gray areas involved.