David Fincher’s new film: “The Killer” arrives on Netflix

One of the most anticipated films of the year arrives very soon on Netflix to join the list and embark on the universe created by filmmaker David Fincher, who returns with his twelfth film. This time, Fincher is leaning on the graphic novel series “The Killer”, written by Alexis Nolent (“Matz”) and illustrated by Luc Jacamon, originally published in French by Editorial Casterman to introduce us to the universe of a cold hitman, a fan of The Smiths whom we will accompany in his most personal work, although he says otherwise. Starring Michael Fassbender and starring Charles Parnell, Arliss Howard, Sophie Charlotte and Tilda Swinton, the film adapted and written by Andrew Kevin Walker has the Fincher stamp that plays with nods from his own films, such as “Fight Club” or the captivating “Seven”. A Path to IntrospectionOn this occasion, Fincher proposes to know the thoughts, mandates and rules of a hitman for whom, despite his principles, the work becomes personal. This man of multiple identities will take us through his workday while sharing his peculiar taste in music. “After a fateful near-miss, a killer confronts his bosses and himself in an international hunt that, according to him, is not personal,” reads the synopsis provided by Netflix, who also revealed this Friday the official trailer of the film that was released in theaters on October 26. Likewise, the landing on the platform will be on November 10, where fans of Fincher and thrillers will be able to enjoy “The Killer”. In the meantime, we leave you the first images to learn about this story. 

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