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This is a fantastic first film from newcomer Malik Booth. Just the right blend of darkness and tongue in cheek humor to entertain fabulously. I thought that the overall ark of the hit-man was better then in most feature films dealing with similar subject matter (re: grosse point blank, Ronin) the performances were decent but took a backseat to bold visual storytelling throughout. Booth has a signature style and leaves his mark on every frame.

Clarissa and the hit-man's dialogue always raises questions as to what is really happening, we sense that more is beneath the surface than what were seeing and hearing and that pays off wonderfully in the end. Can't wait to see what he does with his first feature.