One of my favorite movies of all times — La Femme Nikita — by Luc Besson. I love her gutsiness, her stubbornness, and her fragility. I have to say I love the soundtrack too. It’s moody, a bit dangerous, and sensual, like Nikita.<\/p>\n
When I wrote Henrietta The Dragon Slayer<\/em><\/a> I had Nikita’s particular brand of fearlessness in mind. Let’s just say Nikita inspired me to continue with my dream of creating a kick ass heroine who also discovers more of her human softness.<\/p>\n I admit that this trailer really caters to those who already know the story, ’cause the trailer doesn’t say a damn thing about the story…<\/p>\n For those who don’t know: La Femme Nikita<\/a>: “Convicted felon Nikita, instead of going to jail, is given a new identity and trained, stylishly, as a top secret spy\/assassin.”<\/p>\n