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Synopsis

Will Fisher, a battle-scarred former special forces operative with tragic memories trying to live off-grid, witnesses a shocking execution in the Oregon wilderness: a young man is murdered by local cops under orders from Chief Greaves.
The intended next victim, a terrified teenage girl named Tee, escapes into the forest — and straight into Will’s path. Reluctantly drawn into the chaos, Will protects Tee and is forced to confront not only the town’s deeply corrupt police force, but also the dark network they serve — led by Ellery Lacroix, a theatrical and unnervingly composed mayor with a sinister agenda. As Will and Tee flee through rugged terrain, hunted by men with guns and secrets, he must summon his old instincts to survive — and fight back.

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Director
Adrian Bol
Producer
Mark Foligno, Alla Belaya, Gareth Pritchard, Jake Seal, Tim Grohne
Screenwriter
Max Carter, Maximilian G.L. Ward
Director of Photography
Andrzej Sekula
Principal cast
Scott Adkins

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Sofia Neves
99 Kenton Road, Harrow
HA3 0AN, UK

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