The cleaners
When Flora realizes that there is no way she can marry Kyriakos, with the three and twenty she saves per month, she decides to commit a robbery. That is, just enough to cover the wedding expenses. In this way, she also lures Kyriakos into this illegal act. However, the children are unlucky, because as soon as they enter the target they have chosen to rob, they are trapped in the building's elevator and stay there all night. When they are finally released in the morning, they are confronted by the store's employees and customers and are forced to immobilize them with their weapons in order to leave. However, the misfortune continues because the cleaning lady, who locked the door, lost the keys and so they have to wait for the locksmith. However, instead of the locksmith, the police arrive...
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Plot Summary
This documentary delves into the shadowy world of professional assassins. It explores the lives and motivations of individuals who are hired to eliminate others, presenting a chilling look at the profession. The film examines the psychological toll and the clandestine operations involved in this deadly trade.
Critical Reception
As a documentary, 'The Cleaners' garnered attention for its unflinching look at a taboo subject. It was noted for its investigative approach and its ability to gain access to sensitive information and individuals within the assassination underworld. The film is considered a unique piece for its time, offering a rare glimpse into the mechanics of contract killing.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its bold and investigative nature.
- Acknowledged for providing a rare, behind-the-scenes look at contract killing.
- Considered a disturbing yet informative examination of a dark profession.
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Fun Fact
The film reportedly features interviews with individuals who claim to have been active assassins, offering a chillingly personal perspective on their experiences.
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