Assassination Games

The 2011 American action film directed by Ernie Barbarash follows two elite assassins who are forced to work together for a common goal. Vincent Brazil (Jean-Claude Van Damme) is a cold-blooded and highly skilled contract killer who takes on any job for the right price. His path crosses with Roland Flint (Scott Adkins), a former mercenary who retired after his wife was brutally beaten and left in a coma. Both men are assigned to eliminate the same target, drug lord Polo Yakur (Ivan Kaye), who is under the protection of corrupt Interpol agents. Despite their differences in methods and motivations, Brazil and Flint form an uneasy alliance to complete the mission and take down the corrupt officials backing their target. As they fight through waves of enemies, their reluctant partnership evolves into a bond built on mutual respect, driving the film’s intense action and suspense. Packed with gunfights, chases, and brutal hand-to-hand combat, the movie blends elements of crime thriller and action, delivering hard-hitting sequences and the signature martial arts choreography that Van Damme is known for.