War, Inc.

Assassin Brand Hauser is hired by a corrupt corporation to kill a middle-eastern oil minister but has second thoughts when he falls for a feisty journalist., An assassin posing as a trade-show producer fixes his crosshairs on a Middle Eastern oil minister while maintaining his cover by organizing a high-profile wedding in this satirical action comedy starring John Cusack, Hilary Duff, and Marisa Tomei. A private American corporation run by a former U.S. vice president (Dan Aykroyd) is occupying the war-torn nation of Turaqistan, but a powerful Middle Eastern oil minister is preventing them from taking total advantage of the situation. In order to gain a monopoly on the lucrative opportunities that Turaqistan has to offer, the CEO of the corporation hires an evenhanded hitman named Hauser (Cusack) to take the oil minister out of the picture. Now, in order to carry out the contract without a hitch, Hauser will pose as the corporation’s trade-show producer. The stakes are high and the potential for disaster is evident, though if Hauser can successfully organize the wedding of Central Asian pop-star Yonica Babyyeah (Duff), he’s got a good chance of pulling it off. But sexy and resourceful left-wing reporter Natalie Hegalhuzen (Tomei) is determined to uncover the truth about what’s happening in Turaqistan, and the moment she does, this carefully constructed scheme will crumble like a house of cards. Joshua Seftel directs a screenplay co-written by Mark Leyner, Jeremy Pikser, and producer/star John Cusack., An assassin posing as a trade-show producer fixes his crosshairs on a Middle Eastern oil minister while maintaining his cover by organising a high-profile wedding., John Cusack plays a disillusioned assassin working for the corporate conglomerate that waged America’s “first fully outsourced” war in this no-holds-barred satire of U.S. involvement in Iraq, set in the fictional Central-Asian republic of Turaqistan. Assigned to kill a politically inconvenient businessman, he’s distracted by lewd pop-tart Yonica Babyyeah (Hilary Duff) and the shrewd and sexy reporter who sees through his cover as a trade-show coordinator., In this blunt satire of U.S. involvement in Iraq, an assassin does some dirty work for the corporate conglomerate that waged America’s “first fully outsourced war”.