Odd Job

In an understated portrayal of economic desperation, a formerly employed factory worker finds himself struggling to provide for his family after the local factory closes down. When faced with the reality of mounting bills and dwindling prospects, he reluctantly accepts a position as a hitman, venturing into the dark, unpredictable world of contracted assassinations. The movie delves deep into the moral complexities of this blue-collar protagonist as he grapples with his new identity and the unsettling consequences of his actions. Through its gritty realism and poignant storytelling, it explores the darker side of survival in an era of economic instability, offering a nuanced commentary on the lengths people might go to protect their loved ones.