The Hunted

The narrative begins in 1999, during the Kosovo War, a time marked by significant ethnic conflict and violence. The film then transitions to the present day, reflecting on the long-lasting impacts of war trauma and how it shapes the lives of those involved, particularly focusing on PTSD and the struggles of veterans in contemporary society.

The movie takes place in multiple significant locations, including Kosovo, known for its violent conflict in the late 1990s. British Columbia serves as a serene backdrop where ex-soldier L. T. Bonham finds refuge amidst nature. Silver Falls, Oregon, sets the stage for a deadly game of survival among hunters, while Portland, Oregon, becomes the urban battleground for the climactic confrontations.

⚔️ Violence

Violence is a central theme, depicted through the brutal confrontations and lethal skills of the characters. The film explores the psychological effects of violence on individuals, particularly through Hallam's transformation into a remorseless assassin due to his wartime experiences.

🧠 PTSD

The theme of PTSD is portrayed through Hallam's struggles post-war. His mental anguish, manifested through his violent actions and desperate need for connection, highlights the struggles faced by veterans in coping with their past and finding peace.

🦊 Survival

Survival drives the characters' actions, particularly Hallam, who is engaged in a deadly game of cat and mouse with his pursuers. The relentless chase illustrates the lengths individuals will go to for self-preservation, as well as the instinctual nature of violence in life-or-death situations.