DIARY OF A HIT MAN

“Nothing personal; purely business,” says Dekker as he guns down his latest victim in a deserted parking garage. Dekker is a hit man for hire who claims to have no feetings about his profession. But he's lost touch with his friends, can no longer see clearly and is bothered by psychosomatic pains in his gun arm. Dekker wants to retire from the business, but to do that he must complete one more hit. His targets are an agoraphobic young mother, Jain, and her baby. ne client is Jain's husband who claims she is addicted to drugs and dragging him down. But Jain is not the woman her husband claims her to be. And the impersonal hit man begins to experience feelings he has denied for years.