Prey

In the untamed great‑plains of 1719, a Comanche tribe lives in harmony with the land, its dense forests and open prairies shaping a world of ritual, skill, and fierce independence. The film paints this era with a vivid, almost tactile palette—sun‑drenched horizons, the crackle of campfires, and the whispered legends that hover like mist over the riverbanks. A tone of raw, elemental survival blends with an undercurrent of wonder, hinting that the familiar world of hunters and hunters‑in‑training may soon be torn apart by forces far beyond their understanding.

At the heart of this landscape is a young warrior, Naru, whose determination to prove herself among the tribe’s hunters drives her every step. Gifted with keen instincts and a relentless drive, she navigates the expectations of her community while yearning for her own place in the tribe’s storied traditions. By her side is Sarii, a steadfast companion whose loyalty grounds Naru’s daring spirit, and Taabe, her older brother, who embodies both familial bond and the weight of tribal responsibility.

When a strange, otherworldly presence appears on the horizon—a technologically advanced alien hunter glinting against the night sky—the tribe’s world tilts on its axis. The promise of an enigmatic, predatory intelligence introduces a chilling contrast to the familiar rhythms of hunting and ceremony, turning the familiar wilderness into a stage for an unforeseen clash between primal skill and alien precision. The looming threat is felt more than seen, a silent menace that whispers through the trees and rattles the tribe’s deepest fears.

Against this backdrop, Naru must balance the ancient teachings of her ancestors with the stark reality of an alien adversary. The story promises a tense, atmospheric struggle where courage, ingenuity, and the unbreakable ties of family and tribe become the only weapons against a danger that defies imagination.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 00:37