After her adopted father is assassinated, 6 year old Alex is abducted and placed into the hands of Montgomery Lomax, an elite martial arts skills trainer and mentor for a private intelligence company. Over the next 18 years, she is taught how to kill but before being placed into the field, Lomax dies. Alex hits the streets, socially naive but with exceptional physical capabilities. The Intel organization decides to cut its losses and dispatches assets to terminate Alex. She harshly deals with them forcing the company to reassess. Elite instructor Lester Casey tricks Alex into surrendering herself and through a series of brutal retraining methods, breaks her down making her compliant, but the spark of moral right that Lomax lit in her as a young girl, still flickers. After a conspiracy of betrayal, Alex goes after those who hurt her culminating in a series of lethal battles that push her skills to the limit.
James Richards
Director
Naomi Karpati
Alex
Mirko Grillini
Montgomery Lomax
Ab Vegvary
Bill Grayston
Chris Matheson
Dane Ryder
Nick Pendragon
Richard Reddy
James Richards
Lester Casey
Erin Connor
Margaret Capehart
Belle Nicholas
Aura Bree (as Belle Fitzgerald)
Kaushik Das
Ghazi Malouf (as Kaushik Dasgupta)
Yuki Ise
Yuji Kato
Doug Brown
Jax Kinzer
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