Headhunters

Roger Brown leads a double life: a successful corporate headhunter by day, and a sophisticated art thief by night, funding his lavish lifestyle and his art-gallery-owner wife Diana's ambitions. He prides himself on his meticulous planning and flawless execution. His world seems perfect, built on a foundation of calculated risks and exquisite art. However, his carefully constructed reality begins to unravel when Diana introduces him to Clas Greve, a brilliant and charming former military special forces operative who also happens to own a priceless Rubens painting. Roger sees Greve as the ultimate mark, a target that could secure his financial future indefinitely. But as Roger attempts his most daring heist yet, he quickly discovers that Greve is far more dangerous and cunning than he ever imagined. The hunter rapidly becomes the hunted in a brutal and exhilarating cat-and-mouse game where every move could be Roger's last, forcing him to confront the deadly consequences of his deceptive life.