Muslim Hitman Balances Faith, Family, and Fatal Blows

A devout Muslim contract killer named Latif finds his life irrevocably changed following the death of his wife. He must now shoulder the responsibilities of single fatherhood for his three young children, grappling with everyday needs like finding breast milk and policing their media consumption. This personal turmoil is compounded when his broker pressures him into undertaking a "one last job." This dangerous assignment involves a conflict between a local pornographer and a Christian nationalist pastor, drawing Latif into a holy war in Houston, Texas. Director Bassam Tariq delivers a genre-bending film that explores themes of piety, violence, and the complexities of cultural identity. The movie is celebrated for its kinetic action, stylish visuals, and compelling performances, particularly from Mahershala Ali, who portrays Latif's internal conflict with depth and vitality. The film also features standout roles from Adia as Latif's daughter and John Cho as a zealous pastor.