In a world where the line between crime and ethics blurs, we follow Claude, a cold and calculating hitman who takes his job very seriously. The story begins when a mysterious client hires him to eliminate a woman who, although she seems like a mere victim, is actually the key link in a complicated web of intrigue. Claude is not only a master of his craft, but he also possesses a singular view on morality; for him, each murder is a transaction that requires meticulous preparation and an almost artistic approach.
As he delves into planning the crime, Claude encounters a series of unexpected obstacles. From the woman's emotional resistance, which blurs the line between duty and compassion, to the increasing pressure from the law enforcement agencies closing in on him, he begins to question not only his professionalism but also his humanity. With an impressionistic visual style and sharp dialogues, the film raises questions about fate and free will, as the protagonist grapples with his own conscience. With each step closer to completing his mission, the clock ticks and the tension escalates, leading the audience to an unexpected climax that forces Claude to confront the consequences of his choices. In this criminal intrigue, not only is a woman's life at stake, but also the soul of a man trapped in his own deadly game.