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Anna is a contract killer. She takes her orders from Lewin, a cold professional. She doesn't feel any guilt, but it's a lonely job. Lewin is the only person she can trust. While setting up a hit, she meets the young hotel employee Lino, whose kind and easygoing nature fascinates her. They spend a night together, but no more. She cannot allow herself the luxury of a relationship. Her next "mark" turns out to be a professional killer who wants to retire. She is caught off guard, is wounded and just barely manages to escape. Not sure if she can still trust Lewin, she goes into hiding at Lino's place. He wants her to confide in him, but she can't. Gradually though, as she recovers, she opens up to him. Lewin tracks Anna down and insists she attend to her unfinished business. She has no choice. Anna and Lino quarrel when she tells him she is leaving him again. After carrying out the hit, Anna goes to Lewin and says she wants to retire. Lewin agrees – on one condition. She must take out Lino... (Berlinale)