Asami is a cold hitwoman on the streets of London, who finds its biggest
weakness, in the eyes of Ibtissam, a beatiful Moroccan girl heir of a
dangerous crime family that would steal her heart and put her life
upside down.

SYNOPSIS:

In the foggy, rain-soaked streets of London, Asami—a bruised and battle-hardened Japanese assassin in her late 20s—prepares for one final job. Sipping the last of her scotch to the heavy riffs of Warlock’s “Kiss of Death,” she arms herself with a licked blade and an assembled pistol, her voice-over revealing a dark truth: killing is addictive, like sex after the first time, impossible to quit once it begins. She crashes an opulent engagement party at a luxury house, where a crowd celebrates Abdellah and Ibtissam. Recognized by the bouncers, Asami forces her way in, driven not by pleasure but by a price she must collect. What unfolds is a flashback to her forbidden, passionate affair with Ibtissam, a woman trapped in a culturally arranged marriage. Their intense, erotic connection—fueled by danger, knives, and whispered promises—blossomed into something neither could escape, even as betrayal loomed.

Now, in the present, Asami confronts the truth: the job was orchestrated by Ibtissam herself. Revenge, love, and addiction collide in a brutal, bloody climax. In the end, the two women choose each other in death over a world that tore them apart—dying together in the rain, their “razor’s smile” a final, eternal mark of their doomed devotion.

A gritty, erotic neo-noir thriller about forbidden love, vengeance, and the addictive rush of violence.