A man's search for meaning in his meaningless existence through heroism, fantasy, and a connection with a stranger.

Inspired by conversations with homeless people and the book 'Man's Search for Meaning' by Viktor E. Frankl, KILL delves into the psyche of a rough sleeper, Shaun, who spends his days circling the tracks of London's Docklands Light Railway.

We are asked to question Shaun’s purpose. Is he a killer, on his way to commit murder? Is his a vigilante, guarding the train carriage like a faithful dog? Or is he simply finding warmth and shelter on the DLR, travelling around and round, just to kill the day"?

When a couple get onto the train and sit behind him, their conversation draws his attention. The man berates the woman, who sits in stoic but uneasy silence. Shaun is faced with a choice. He can use his low social status to intimidate the aggressor, or he can do nothing at all...