Partisan (2015)

Inspired by tiny assassins in Colombia, Partisan (2015) is about a cult ruled by a dude named Gregori (Vincent Cassel) and a bunch of women he lives with. He takes care of all their children (who are surprisingly not his) training them to be pint-sized killers. When an 11-year-old boy is brought into the commune and is shocked by the violence of the other kiddos, another 11-year-old boy named Alexander starts to question everything that's going on. He starts developing a moral code of his own and naturally clashes with the cult's leader, who has a proclivity for painting lines all over his face and hosting karaoke nights when the kids complete their murder training well. (Odd, we know.) This is a cult of sorts, and most of the women are in love with Gregori, meaning we get to see just a hint of skin. Florence Mezzara curls up by Cassel's head in nothing but a bra and a pair of panties, brightening up an otherwise bleak urban wasteland.