On a freezing winter night, a mysterious hitman known as The Confessor steps into a quiet church and demands that a priest hear his confession. What begins as a tense, uneasy exchange quickly turns into a psychological duel as the two men argue about guilt, punishment, morality, and faith.
Through fragmented glimpses of the hitman’s past, it becomes clear that he has lived a life shaped by violence but also unexpected moments of restraint. The priest challenges him, searching for a spark of remorse, while the hitman pushes back, determined to expose uncomfortable truths about human nature—and about the priest himself.
As the night unfolds, their conversation grows darker and more personal, building toward a revelation that forces both men to confront the deepest parts of who they are. By the time the confession ends, neither the priest nor the confessor will leave the encounter unchanged.
