Talion

A simple case of mistaken identity sets into motion a chain of events that costs one man his family and threatens to cost another his empire. Aidan Moore is a loving husband and father who has served his country and is reaping the benefits that only a home life and simple pleasures can provide. That is at least the case until he leaves town in the hope of sealing a work contract and returns home to find both his wife and young son missing, apparently murdered. The police are sure of the perpetrator but have no solid evidence, as has been the case for as long as lifelong criminal Joseph Carey has had a handle on the city’s underworld. Fast forward and Aidan, in a completely different guise is sitting at a beaten wooden table, opposite a man of similar wearing, lifting a gun to his temple, surrounded by a cheering horde in a desolate warehouse in a deadly game of Russian Roulette. As each round of the deadly tournament triggers details from Aidan’s path to the current day, he serves justice befitting the crimes committed, making his way to the ultimate goal of Joseph Carey. In a race against time of being unmasked by his targets and prevented in his mission by the police, Aidan is adamant he won’t deviate from his undertaking, but all that could change as he learns of his son’s survival.