Hannah Ware is Katia Litvenko. Hannah is a beautiful woman. She's the daughter of a brilliant scientist who worked on a project to genetically engineer advanced soldiers, killing "machines", stronger, faster, more skilled, and unhampered by fear, remorse, or guilt. Hannah's father Dr. Litvenko has been in hiding for decades. Hannah was abandoned by her father as a small child. She is now trying to track him down. She is being helped by Agent 47, one of the engineered soldiers, an "agent". A corporation is searching for him, to force him to reveal the process for making agents, so it can create an army of agents. Well that's part of the plot. I won't give it all away here.

I've heard some criticisms that agent 47 in the film is less cerebral and more physical than the character they read about. I wouldn't know. Hannah as Katia was certainly quite intelligent and capable. I enjoyed the movie.

I watched it on FX. They set the volume on their commercials significantly louder than that of the movie. I adjust the volume such that I can hear the conversations in the movie, and when the commercial break comes the volume hurts my ears. Why do they do this? I instantly hit the mute button and ignore the commercial at that point. The painfully loud volume angers me. I wind up hating the company behind the advertisement .