The Hunting Party

During a live report on the Bosnian War, journalist Simon Hunt faces a public breakdown. This moment marks a significant low point in his career, forcing him to confront the toll that years of war reporting have taken on his psyche.

In the aftermath of Simon's breakdown, his longtime cameraman, Duck, ascends in the network. Duck secures a stable and comfortable position, highlighting a stark contrast to Simon's tumultuous journey.

As time passes, Simon struggles to find his footing, moving from one war zone to another. His relentless pursuit for a chance to reclaim his former glory leads him deeper into chaos.

Years later, Duck is sent back to Bosnia to create a 'puff piece' on network anchor Franklin Harris while covering a peace treaty. This assignment brings him back to the land filled with memories of conflict and his past with Simon.

During his assignment, Duck meets Benjamin, a fresh-faced journalist and the son of the network’s vice president. Their partnership begins to form as they embark on the journey of filming the peace treaty.

Duck unexpectedly runs into Simon, who has fallen far from his former glories. Their conversation reignites memories of their past, with Simon revealing his desperate search for a significant story to lift himself back up.

Simon shares his intel about Dragoslav Bogdanovic, known as 'The Fox,' a war criminal with a $5 million bounty. He believes he has located The Fox in a village called Elebii, leading Duck to contemplate this risky venture.

Intrigued by Simon's audacity, Duck decides to join him on his quest to find The Fox, with Benjamin in tow. The trio undertakes a daunting journey, highlighted by an evident disregard for personal safety.

Their journey takes a dangerous turn as they are mistaken for CIA agents by various factions, including the United Nations police. To navigate this precarious situation, they feign being American intelligence operatives.

The tension escalates when the trio is captured by The Fox's guards and taken to a barn for execution. They find themselves in dire peril, their fate hanging by a thread in the hands of ruthless men.

In a twist of fate, CIA assassins storm the barn just as all seems lost. However, in the chaos of the rescue, The Fox manages to escape, illustrating the complexities of the conflict.

Despite attempts by the CIA to return them to the United States, Simon, Duck, and Benjamin choose to escape. Their shared obsession with capturing The Fox drives them to defy orders and take control of their mission.

The trio successfully tracks down The Fox during a solitary hunting trip in the woods. They prepare for a confrontation that could forever alter their destinies as well as the fate of The Fox.

In a moment heavy with moral complexity, the journalists choose to release The Fox after binding his hands. They allow him to navigate a nearby village, haunted by the horrors of his past actions.

The decision to let The Fox go prompts deep reflections for Simon, Duck, and Benjamin on war crimes and the pursuit of truth. Their experience leaves a lasting impact, challenging their beliefs about justice and morality.