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The Last Assassins
USA 2026
produced by Ryan Keller, Jonathan Hlibka (executive) for Other Animal
directed by James Anthony Usas
starring Athena Park, Josh Bainbridge, Lora Burke, Donno Mitoma, Morgan Bedard, Jason Manella, Tracey Berti, Verlyn Plowman, Jennifer Tocheri, Clare Calarco, Justyce Bieuz, Matt Lishman, Graham Ross
story by Jonathan Hlibka, screenplay by James Anthony Usas, Ryan Keller, music by Geoff Raffan
review by Mike Haberfelner
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In a dark, dystopian future, the Kid Athena Park) leads a comparatively
comfortable life, being the daughter of a mighty mob boss - but then her
dad is assassinated before her very eyes, and next the assassins come
looking for her, and she can only escape thanks to Nobel (Josh
Bainbridge), who has been hired by her dad as her bodyguard. He drives her
out of town with the intention of reuniting her with an aunt of hers.
Thing is, the Kid isn't finished here, she doesn't only want revenge for
her fathr, sje also wants justice as Metiseaya (Lora Burke), the woman
behind her dad's death, also has her hands in human trafficking and the
like. Still, that means her and Nobel going up against the syndicate on
their own ...
Now this one sure takes a novel approach to things, as it has all the
earmarks of an action flick - and sure, there's plenty of fighting
involved, but where The Last Assassins really succeeds is
atmospheric filmmaking, in all the film feels much more lyrical than
visceral. The other thing that sets this one apart from typical action
sci-fi is the incredible amount of world-building it does that sure adds
depth to the proceedings. Now add to this two welcomely relatable leads
leading a solid ensemble, and you've got yourself pretty good genre
entertainment.
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