Anna (2019) is a high-octane espionage thriller that marks a "return to roots" for French filmmaker Luc Besson, the creative mind behind classics like Léon: The Professional La Femme Nikita
Ultimately, Anna is a solid entry in the Luc Besson canon because it respects the intelligence of its audience while satisfying the hunger for high-octane thrills. It may not reinvent the wheel—relying heavily on the stylistic ground broken by Nikita and John Wick —but it polishes that wheel to a blinding sheen. It is a film about the masks women wear to survive in a world of powerful men, and the explosive consequences when those masks are finally removed. For viewers willing to engage with its time-bending structure, Anna offers a rewarding, clever, and stylish experience.
The film features a track (typically Hindi and English) in high-definition formats like BluRay , allowing viewers to switch between the original English/Russian dialogue and a Hindi dub. Reception and Content
Action, Thriller
Her path crosses with the CIA, leading to a complex game of double-crossing where she must navigate the lethal interests of both global superpowers to earn her ultimate freedom.