Nikita
Director: Luc Besson
Actors: Anne Parillaud, Marc Duret, Patrick Fontana
PlotA young woman with a troubled past is arrested during a failed pharmacy robbery that results in the deaths of police officers. Facing a life in prison or worse, she's given a cryptic choice by a secretive government agency: death or become an assassin for the state. Opting for survival, she undergoes a grueling transformation process. This regime includes not only physical training but also lessons in the finer skills of espionage and high society—essentially erasing her past and remaking her into a sophisticated operative with a new identity. As she progresses through this metamorphosis, she's forced to confront the moral ambiguities of her new life and the realization that her freedom comes at a personal cost.
Navigating her way through this complex web of deception and violence, she is eventually given her first assignment, marking her full entry into this shadowy world. Yet, her struggles are far from over as she grapples with the emotional and ethical implications of her actions. The line between her newfound duty and her inherent desire for a different life blurs, leaving her in a precarious position. Balancing her role as a government assassin with the remnants of her previous self proves to be an arduous task, challenging her loyalty to her controllers and her own understanding of redemption and purpose. Her journey becomes not just one of survival but a quest for identity within a life she never chose.
Writers: Luc Besson
Release Date: 01 Apr 1991
Runtime: 117 min
Rating: R
Country: France, Italy
Language: French, Italian, English
Home Video Reviews
Sony’s 4K UHD release of La Femme Nikita offers stunning visual fidelity and a powerful performance by Anne Parillaud, despite lacking special features.
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UK release of La Femme Nikita outshines French version; a must-buy if Region-B compatible. Recommended!
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Jean Reno shines in Besson's classic, 'Nikita' on Blu-ray outshines DVD with superior audio & extras. A must-add to your collection.
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