Comedy,Crime,Thriller,Romance United States of America
In the movie "You Kill Me," the protagonist is Frank Falenczyk, an alcoholic hit man working for a Polish mob in Buffalo, New York. Due to his excessive drinking, his reputation as a skilled killer starts to get compromised. To save him from himself, his boss Roman assigns him to go to San Francisco to dry out and get back on track.
In San Francisco, Frank joins Alcoholics Anonymous and starts working at a mortuary as part of his new routine. While there, he meets a sarcastic and straight-talking woman named Laurel Pearson, who also attends AA meetings. They form an unlikely friendship, bonding over their shared experiences and struggle with addiction.
As Frank starts to get his life together, he gets a call from his boss informing him that there is a power struggle within their organization, and Frank is needed back in Buffalo to eliminate their rivals. Reluctantly, Frank agrees to return and do one last job before leaving his life as a hit man behind.
Before leaving, Frank shares his plans with Laurel, who surprises him by insisting on going with him to Buffalo. Laurel believes that her wit and quick-thinking could be invaluable to Frank while dealing with dangerous mobsters. Frank, initially reluctant to involve her, eventually agrees, realizing that having Laurel by his side might be the key to survival.
As they arrive in Buffalo, Frank and Laurel start executing a plan to eliminate the rival mobsters and restore order in their organization. Their unconventional methods and unexpected alliance make for both comedic and tense situations.
Throughout the course of their mission, Frank also battles with his addiction, trying to avoid the temptations that Buffalo holds. The duo faces various challenges, including rival hitmen, double-crossing allies, and unexpected twists.
In the end, Frank and Laurel manage to eliminate their enemies and restore peace within the mob. Along the way, they develop a deep bond and mutual respect for each other. Their journey also leads them to confront their personal demons and find redemption.
"You Kill Me" is a dark comedy that combines elements of crime, addiction, and unlikely friendships, providing both humor and emotional depth as the characters strive to find their place in the world.
In San Francisco, Frank joins Alcoholics Anonymous and starts working at a mortuary as part of his new routine. While there, he meets a sarcastic and straight-talking woman named Laurel Pearson, who also attends AA meetings. They form an unlikely friendship, bonding over their shared experiences and struggle with addiction.
As Frank starts to get his life together, he gets a call from his boss informing him that there is a power struggle within their organization, and Frank is needed back in Buffalo to eliminate their rivals. Reluctantly, Frank agrees to return and do one last job before leaving his life as a hit man behind.
Before leaving, Frank shares his plans with Laurel, who surprises him by insisting on going with him to Buffalo. Laurel believes that her wit and quick-thinking could be invaluable to Frank while dealing with dangerous mobsters. Frank, initially reluctant to involve her, eventually agrees, realizing that having Laurel by his side might be the key to survival.
As they arrive in Buffalo, Frank and Laurel start executing a plan to eliminate the rival mobsters and restore order in their organization. Their unconventional methods and unexpected alliance make for both comedic and tense situations.
Throughout the course of their mission, Frank also battles with his addiction, trying to avoid the temptations that Buffalo holds. The duo faces various challenges, including rival hitmen, double-crossing allies, and unexpected twists.
In the end, Frank and Laurel manage to eliminate their enemies and restore peace within the mob. Along the way, they develop a deep bond and mutual respect for each other. Their journey also leads them to confront their personal demons and find redemption.
"You Kill Me" is a dark comedy that combines elements of crime, addiction, and unlikely friendships, providing both humor and emotional depth as the characters strive to find their place in the world.
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