The Assassin features a journalist named Edward visiting his estranged mother, Julie, on a Greek island. Following an assassination attempt on her, he learns she is a deactivated hitwoman. This discovery leads them on a flight across Europe as they unravel a conspiracy threatening their lives. The narrative blends humor with intense action, characterized by quirky interactions and fight scenes that mix cartoonish elements with visceral violence. The character dynamics showcase a mix of admiration, anxiety, and humor, presenting a unique take on maternal relationships and hidden pasts.
The Assassin features a low-key setup where a journalist discovers his mother is a deactivated hitwoman after an attempt on her life, leading to a conspiracy.
Freddie Highmore portrays Edward, who admires his mother while navigating the chaos of her past and the threats against their lives across Europe.
Keeley Hawes shines as the reluctant maternal asset, balancing humor and violence while showing her character's efficient yet brutal approach to danger.
The film combines humor with intense action, leading to engaging fight scenes that are both cartoonish and violent, striking a unique balance.
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