Inferno

The story is set in the early 1950s, a period known for gritty noir thrillers. Its events unfold in a contemporary American landscape, emphasizing survival and betrayal rather than historical upheaval. The desert environment and pursuit across roads are characteristic of mid-century film noir.

The action unfolds across the harsh Mojave Desert where Carson is stranded and must survive. It also shifts to a glamorous Los Angeles mansion where Gerry and her lover plot, highlighting the contrast between luxury and danger. The desolate desert roads, Elby's shack, and remote landscapes drive the pursuit and the characters' choices.

⚔️ Revenge

A vow of vengeance drives Carson after the betrayal of his wife and her lover. The plot explores how revenge reshapes priorities, tests resolve, and ultimately reveals what characters are willing to sacrifice. The pursuit unfolds across dangerous terrain, insisting that revenge come with a moral cost.

🔥 Survival

The Mojave Desert functions as a crucible where physical endurance and ingenuity are tested. Carson builds a splint for his leg, digs a well, and hunts to endure the harsh environment. Survival depends on resourcefulness and the ability to outlast pursuers.

💔 Betrayal

Gerry's infidelity and her alliance with Joe Duncan set the plot in motion and show the fragility of trust. Betrayal drives the tension between characters, forcing decisions that blur morality. The eventual confrontation emphasizes the high cost of deceit.