Bulletproof Heart
A slick New York assassin accepts an unusual hit: a woman who not only is expecting him, but who is more than willing to be murdered. A professional assassin, having just "cleaned up" a botched "job,"…
Bulletproof Heart
A slick New York assassin accepts an unusual hit: a woman who not only is expecting him, but who is more than willing to be murdered. A professional assassin, having just "cleaned up" a botched "job," is pressured into another new assignment by his boss. He is beginning to find himself off-balanced and self-questioning about his chosen career, when he is thrown into complete turmoil by the unusual nature of this latest "hit." A prominant woman has accumulated a massive amount of bad debt from shady characters and threatened them with police exposure, yet seems resigned to her fate when informed of a contract on her life. In fact, she even seems to look forward to her own demise. Why? As the killer tries to understand and resolve the situation, he begins to feel emotions long suppressed, perhaps, that he didn't even know he possessed. Before he can straighten out this upside-down, backwards, and inverted, crazy situation, his boss turns up the heat. Having his driver around, who is an old friend but unreliable and twitchy, nonetheless, does little to settle his jangly nerves. Finally, an impasse is reached with dire consequences for all.... —Tad Dibbern <DIBBERN_D@a1.mscf.upenn.edu>
Bulletproof Heart
Crime,Drama,Romance
Film Details
A slick New York assassin accepts an unusual hit: a woman who not only is expecting him, but who is more than willing to be murdered. A professional assassin, having just "cleaned up" a botched "job," is pressured into another new assignment by his boss. He is beginning to find himself off-balanced and self-questioning about his chosen career, when he is thrown into complete turmoil by the unusual nature of this latest "hit." A prominant woman has accumulated a massive amount of bad debt from shady characters and threatened them with police exposure, yet seems resigned to her fate when informed of a contract on her life.
In fact, she even seems to look forward to her own demise. Why? As the killer tries to understand and resolve the situation, he begins to feel emotions long suppressed, perhaps, that he didn't even know he possessed. Before he can straighten out this upside-down, backwards, and inverted, crazy situation, his boss turns up the heat.
Having his driver around, who is an old friend but unreliable and twitchy, nonetheless, does little to settle his jangly nerves. Finally, an impasse is reached with dire consequences for all.... —Tad Dibbern <DIBBERN_D@a1.mscf.upenn.edu>.