Kitty the Killer

Teen assassin Dina partners with her guardian ‘Gray Fox’ Keng, who is betrayed by their organization, The Agency. When Keng meets Charlie, a special connection forms between them. Before his demise, Keng entrusted Charlie with the mantle of the new ‘Gray Fox’. Together with highly skilled female assassins known as Kitties, Dina and Charlie prepare for their next mission, navigating a world of danger and deception…

In his narrative, Lee Thongnam skillfully incorporates numerous genre-favorite elements. The film features secret societies, deadly yet alluring female assassins armed to the teeth, youthful protagonists, dashing villains and heroes, abundant action sequences, dashes of comedy, hints of romance, and even superhero motifs. The presentation of action and violence is particularly noteworthy, boasting top-notch direction that oscillates between a comic or manga-inspired approach with its over-the-top flair and more thriller-like paths, which heightens the sense of drama.

As a title that will delight fans of action cinema, Kitty The Killer dazzles the audience with gripping battles, darkly feminine aesthetics, and sharp irony. It is an enjoyable action flick that places equal emphasis on its characters and high-concept premise.