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conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Ash, Ewan, Mark entitled Cleanskin.
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conversations.value: Cleanskin (film): Harry (Sam Douglas), a British arms dealer, is seen in bed with a prostitute named Rena (Shivani Ghai).\nWhile toying with Harry's pistol, she unloads it but replaces the empty magazine.\nHarry's bodyguard Ewan (Sean Bean) is a British Secret Service Agent.\nHarry and Ewan travel to a bank, transporting a briefcase of Semtex.\nThe men are followed by two terrorists, Ash (Abhin Galeya) and Ibrahim (Mens-Sana Tamakloe).\nIbrahim approaches Harry and Ewan from the top of a staircase, shooting at them.\nAfter Ash shoots Ewan twice, Harry tries to shoot Ash, only to discover there are no bullets in his gun.\nAsh kills Harry and takes the briefcase of Semtex.\nHowever, Ewan manages to shoot Ash in the arm; but, before he can apprehend him, Ash returns fire and escapes with the briefcase.\nUsing the stolen Semtex, Ash sews it into a jacket along with a detonation device.\nHe gives the jacket to Adel (Shane Zaza), who goes to a popular London restaurant and detonates the bomb.\nBeing the only person who knows about the stolen explosives, Ewan is tasked by his two Secret Service superiors Charlotte (Charlotte Rampling) and Scott (James Fox) to find and eliminate the terrorists who created the bomb.\nHis mission is off-the-books and unknown even within the Secret Service.\nHe is given an assistant, rookie agent Mark (Tom Burke).\nEwan finds Rena and beats her for any information she has about Harry.\nShe tells Ewan and Mark that a man she frequented, Paul, paid her for information about Harry and to unload his gun.\nEwan, Mark, and Rena go to Paul's house where Rena tries to aid Ewan and Mark in capturing Paul.\nHowever, Paul kills her and attempts to detonate a suicide jacket but is killed by Ewan.\nAt a cafè, Ash sees Kate (Tuppence Middleton), his former lover, and they exchange numbers.\nA series of flashbacks are shown from six years ago, where it is revealed that Ash and Kate were dating at university, where they both studied law.\nAt the school, Nabil (Peter Polycarpou), a Muslim extremist, befriends Ash and asks him to join the pro-Muslim student group he heads.\nAsh and his friend Yussif (Chris Ryman) join the group and are exposed to Nabil's anti-Western teachings.\nLater that night, when Ash is at a bar, he sees Nick (Chris Geere) drinking and hitting on Kate.\nHe argues with her but ultimately forgives her.\nAsh returns to the bar the following day and sees Nick, who insults him and says that he slept with Kate.\nAsh beats Nick up and goes to his apartment and breaks up with Kate.\nNabil continues to brainwash Ash, increasingly devotes time to his cause.\nIn the present, Ewan and Mark are sent to an abandoned building they are told is the home of a terrorist.\nEwan confronts the man they find there (Jeetandra Lathigra) and interrogates him.\nThe man begs for mercy, but Ewan sets him on fire and leaves him to burn to death.\nSearching the building, Ewan takes the man's jacket.\nA series of flashbacks cut to three years earlier, where Ash asks Nabil if he can do more to help him.\nNabil tells Ash to kill Sgt.\nGlen Conlan (Glenn Wrage), an ex-soldier living alone on a farm, who tortured Muslims in Afghanistan.\nNabil sends his best friend Amin (Silas Carson) to help Ash and Yussif with killing him.\nThey travel to Conlan's farm.\nYussif confronts Conlan in a barn but is stabbed in the face.\nAsh then chases Conlan and knocks him unconscious.\nAsh searches the house and finds a woman with a baby but does not tell Amin about them.\nAmin then searches the house again and kills the woman and her baby.\nAsh and Amin take Conlan to an abandoned building, where Ash films Amin beheading Conlan.\nEwan and Mark go to a housing estate, where they are noticed by Ash and another man wearing a bulky jacket.\nThe unknown man takes off running, and Ash gets away on his motorcycle.\nMark chases after the unknown man and shoots him when the man jumps off a roof.\nMark and Ewan are told by Charlotte that the Secret Service has found out about their covert mission and is hunting them.\nLater, when Ewan is sleeping in a hotel, Mark breaks in and tries to kill him.\nAfter a fight, Ewan stabs Mark; but Mark refuses to tell Ewan who sent him.\nEwan then kills Mark.\nEwan realises he is now alone and must stop the terror cell before he is killed.\nUsing Mark's earpiece, he discovers that whoever Mark was working for is facilitating the next bombing.\nAsh and Kate get back together after six years of being apart.\nHowever, Ash sees his work with Nabil as more important and leaves Kate for a final suicide mission.\nNabil tasks Ash with killing the head of a pro-Iraqi War think tank at his daughter's wedding in London.\nAsh makes a video explaining his reasons justifying his planned suicide attack.\nHe travels to the wedding reception but is confronted by Ewan.\nBoth are wounded in a fight, but Ash gets away.\nDisguising himself as a waiter, Ash makes his way to the reception's head table.\nMoments before Ash detonates his jacket bomb, he is shot by Ewan.\nAfter disabling the detonator, Ewan leaves the hotel.\nAt the exit, Ewan notices men in suits delivering luggage on a trolley into the hotel lobby and then driving away from the hotel.\nMoments later, a bomb hidden in this luggage detonates in the hotel lobby, killing Nabil's targets.\nIn the epilogue, Ewan finds a safe deposit box key in the jacket of the man he killed earlier.\nHe finds the box and its contents: a folder and video camera.\nHe watches the tape, which shows footage of the man Ewan set on fire saying that he is an English citizen named Hussein Malik, who is an undercover Secret Service agent like Ewan.\nEwan, distraught, goes back to the hotel room where he killed Mark and finds Charlotte's lighter in Mark's shirt.\nHe realises that Charlotte hired Mark to kill him and framed Scott for being corrupt to cover any trace of her covert mission.\nEwan confronts Charlotte at her countryside mansion and kills her, framing her death as a suicide.