Killing Zoe

• Action
• Crime
• Drama
• Thriller

A claustrophobic and increasingly chaotic descent into urban decay, *Killing Zoe* isn’t a heist film concerned with slick execution, but rather a visceral plunge into the fractured lives orbiting a doomed bank robbery in Paris. The film thrives on a relentlessly tense atmosphere fueled by heroin-induced paranoia and escalating violence, showcasing a raw, almost documentary-style depiction of desperation. Zed, the American safecracker, isn’t a cool professional but a man subtly unraveling amidst the self-destructive tendencies of those around him, becoming a reluctant observer of Eric’s spiraling plans and the tragic fate of Zoe, whose presence introduces a volatile undercurrent of exploitation and vulnerability. The jazz-infused score amplifies the film’s unsettling energy, creating a uniquely suffocating experience where survival feels increasingly unlikely and the lines between accomplice and victim blur.