Terminal

A young woman unexpectedly finds herself in a confession booth where she meets a mysterious man. She fervently requests to become his exclusive contract killer, showcasing her ambition and determination to prove herself.

Meanwhile, Bill is left waiting at a deserted metro station, wondering when he can leave. He meets a limping janitor, Clinton, who informs him that no trains are scheduled until 4:04 a.m., leaving Bill feeling stranded.

After missing his train, Bill is confronted by two petty thieves, Lenny and Raymond. Maintaining his composure, Bill cleverly navigates the precarious situation, demonstrating his resourcefulness even while attempting to purchase their unloaded gun.

Desperate for a place to process his thoughts, Bill arrives at an all-night diner where he meets Annie, a captivating waitress. Despite his terminal cough, they engage in witty banter, revealing a growing connection between them.

During their conversation, Bill candidly shares his despair about his illness, lamenting the lack of hope from his doctor. Annie surprises him by suggesting various gruesome ways to confront his mortality, adding an unnerving edge to their discussion.

As the conversation deepens, Annie reveals herself to be a victim of Bill's past, recalling the abuse she suffered while he was her teacher. Their emotional confrontation intensifies, culminating in Annie stabbing Bill with his own pen and pushing him into an abandoned shaft.

Three weeks earlier, we see a different side of Annie, where she is torturing Nigel Illing in a horrific and cold manner. This scene showcases her transformation and hints at the dark path she is on.

Annie meets with her enigmatic employer, Mr. Franklyn, unveiling a sinister plan involving contract killings. This meeting sets the stage for her darker motivations as a hitwoman within the intertwining plot.

In the darker alleys of the criminal underworld, hired guns Vince and Alfred are tasked with retrieving a briefcase. Their mission takes them to a French strip club, where surprising encounters complicate their assignment.

Tensions escalate when Vince is secretly approached with a doubled pay offer to eliminate Alfred. This betrayal, orchestrated by Annie and Clinton, adds layers of complexity to the already perilous situation.

Annie's plot thickens as she confronts Bill, the former teacher who wronged her. The meeting between the two culminates in a violent fallout that intertwines their fates even more closely.

The climax unfolds in a tense standoff, reminiscent of a sniper's duel, with loyalties shifting rapidly. As casualties mount, the lines between ally and enemy are blurred, leading to a harrowing series of events.

Annie and her sister Bonnie finally confront their father, Mr. Franklyn, exposing him as the monster he truly is. This confrontation is both cathartic and horrific as it underscores the long-lasting effects of abuse.

In a shocking culmination of events, Annie and Bonnie execute their revenge against Mr. Franklyn. This long-awaited act liberates them from their traumatic past, bringing a sense of closure to their harrowing journey.

As the dust settles, the film leaves viewers with themes of vengeance, betrayal, and the heavy weight of one's past actions. The haunting aftereffects of the characters' brutal choices resonate deeply, ensuring the story's lasting impression.