The Killer's Game

Joe is a complex character burdened by his violent past while also having the capacity for love and change. He grapples with deep emotional turmoil, internal conflict, and the impending threat of his own mortality. His transformation throughout the film showcases his struggle to secure a future for Maize while seeking redemption.

Maize is a talented dancer with aspirations of opening her own dance school. Her compassionate nature draws Joe to her, but her life becomes entwined in Joe's chaotic world. Maize's character embodies innocence and resilience, as she navigates the dangers around her while confronting her unexpected pregnancy.

Zvi is Joe's loyal handler, representing the complex loyalties and moral dilemmas present within their violent world. His attempt to support Joe showcases a deep bond, but also highlights the conflicts arising from Joe's choices. Zvi ultimately plays a pivotal role in the film's resolution.

Antoinette is a fierce assassin with a vendetta against Joe, embodying the deadly stakes of the assassin's code. Her character adds layers of conflict and tension, especially as she navigates her own motivations and relationships with other assassins. Ultimately, her choices lead to profound consequences.

Dr. Kagan brings critical news that alters the course of Joe's life, embodying the theme of medical uncertainty. His character serves as a catalyst for Joe's actions and decisions, illustrating how a single moment can dramatically change one's fate. He highlights the intersection of health and violence.