RED

Frank Moses steps out of his trailer, a quiet sense of irritation etched on his weathered face. He eyes the gun lying idly across his lap before tossing it back onto the couch with an annoyance that draws attention from the guests gathered around his driveway. By evening, a group of visitors arrive with a very unsettling surprise: Frank has a price on his head, and they're not here to save or inform but rather assassinate. Renowned as an agent well-seasoned in covert and deadly global missions, his proficiency lies not only in his combat prowess but also an unshakeable professionalism – crucial traits in high-stakes environments like espionage. A recent raid at his present location points to his former life as a CIA operative. Old lines become blurrier in uneventful retirement days to the quiet small-town America life of Frank and his dear friend Joe, who Frank had requested reunite for this evening. Frank's world of covert operations is far from at peace when bullets and flashes pierce through the serene atmosphere, blithely erasing tranquility in one chaotic second. A dramatic adrenaline rush rejuvenates the group as they assess the harm inflicted and move beyond the fringes of safety to re-tread the warpath. Unprepared ex-CIA operative Marvin, though showing erratic behavior and being relatively the most unlikely contender, surprisingly evolves out of this chaos so starkly that old friends do recognize his genuine intentions through his instability – to redeem his old glory through an explosive intervention in high-stakes fighting. As for spirited but well-calculating Victoria, well-suited ability lies in her skillset bolstering both Frank and his crew during a particularly hectic night that threatened their lives. Three of the old gang embark on a relentless path of action fueled by Frank Moses insisting not to allow unknown mysteries draw to the surface and threaten the small band of highly skilled operatives they are rapidly setting into motion. It's a very twisted process they have to get through. Spying was in their veins and turning it off becomes a daunting task, thus motivating their fight in breaking the safety nets erected. They are never going to see each other again. As desperate as they are to fight, old veterans get to engage their secretive talent once more – of having kept thousands of years-old covert information from blowing their cover – skills pivotal not just for battle maneuvers, but also their quest for more elusive issues connected. The latest killing spree puts into sight larger questions about Frank's checkered past when, one day, a new, hitherto-silent menace emerges: this time it exposes the long-held intentions behind the life of high-ranking CIA officers. Some not-to-impressive 'big lie' uncovered ends up being something worse. It is through these steps, action and tension both mingling side by side that our protagonists truly begin to understand the role they are in – beyond simply mere 'break-ins'. Instead of the group deciding on even the tactical element; taking a defensive stance turns into setting themselves directly and consciously in the firing line by making seemingly rash moves, designed to safeguard everything connected to them.