Director: Camille Delamarre
Six contracts, six countries, and one catch nobody tells the hitman taking the job: every target on the list is also a professional killer, hired to eliminate someone else on the same list. That premise powers Assassin Club into a globe-hopping action thriller built around one very bad week for a lot of dangerous people.
What is Assassin Club about?
Morgan Gaines has a reputation as one of the most reliable assassins working today, which is exactly why a mysterious client offers him an enormous payday for a string of hits spread across several cities. He accepts before realizing the job was designed as a trap: everyone he has been sent to kill is, like him, a hired professional, unknowingly pointed at each other by the same employer. As Morgan works his way through the list, he has to figure out who set the game in motion and why, all while staying ahead of rivals who are just as skilled and just as motivated to see the contract through. Camille Delamarre stages the fallout as a series of set pieces across different cities, each target forcing Morgan to adapt his approach as the true shape of the conspiracy comes into focus.
Cast & crew
Henry Golding leads as Morgan Gaines, playing the assassin's controlled exterior against the mounting chaos around him, while Noomi Rapace appears as a rival operative whose loyalties are never quite settled. Daniela Melchior and Jimmy Jean-Louis fill out the roster of killers caught in the same scheme, and Sam Neill brings a weathered presence to the film's power players pulling strings from a distance. Director Camille Delamarre, known for fast-paced action editing, keeps the ensemble moving between international locations rather than settling on any single stage.
Context & significance
Released in 2023 as an Italian-American co-production, Assassin Club belongs to a long-running strain of contract-killer thrillers that treat the profession itself as a puzzle box, closer in spirit to films built around competing hitmen than to grounded crime drama. The film leans into that genre's appetite for stylish confrontations and shifting alliances, with its globe-trotting structure giving Delamarre room to vary tone and location from one target to the next.
Where & how to watch
Assassin Club is available to stream on K-Time once viewers log into a free account, with the platform's interface presented in Farsi for its Persian-speaking audience. The title includes both a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, letting viewers pick whichever fits their preference; the film's page itself can be browsed without signing in.