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The timeline starts with the Gulf War in 1991, where Dunn's mission ends in a moral crisis. Five years later, around 1996, Dunn is drawn into a covert operation and a conspiracy that spans the highest levels of power. The time jump contrasts frontline combat with home-front political intrigue.

Set against the Gulf War's onset in March 1991, the story begins in the desert theaters of Kuwait and Iraq. It then shifts to the United States, where a military stockade and covert operations unfold under Washington, D.C.'s shadow. These locations anchor the film's tension between battlefield duty and political deception.

🕵️ Conspiracy

Powerful actors manipulate events from behind the scenes. The investigation reveals that leaders within the military, intelligence, and a corporate elite collude to frame Dunn and hide unethical vaccine trials. The film builds a web of deception that blurs lines between duty and self-preservation. Trust becomes a scarce resource as truth is sacrificed to protect reputations and interests.

⚖️ Moral Dilemma

Dunn faces a moral conflict when ordered to execute a child and chooses the path of refusal, risking insubordination and his own life. The story pits loyalty to comrades against personal ethics. The narrative asks what price is paid for doing the right thing, especially within a system designed to punish nonconformity. The decision haunts him as he becomes a scapegoat.

🔬 Bioethics

Central to the conspiracy is CRC-13, a controversial vaccine tested on soldiers without consent. The plot exposes the ethical breach and the human cost of corporate experimentation. The pursuit of truth forces a confrontation with the pharmaceutical industry and those who enable it. The science is used as leverage to manipulate outcomes and silence dissent.

🏛️ Power and Corruption

The conspiracy reaches the highest echelons of power, with appearances of national security and leadership compromised. A CIA deputy director and a ruthless commander show how ambition overrides justice. The film warns how patriotism can be exploited to justify murder and cover-ups.