The Hunters

Five bourgeois men on a New Year's Eve hunting trip in 1977 stumble upon the body of a partisan killed in the civil war three decades prior. The true shock isn't the discovery itself, but the fresh, bleeding wound on the corpse—a visceral anomaly that defies time. This encounter shatters their recreational escape, transforming the wintry forest into a stark courtroom of conscience. The crack of hunting rifles now echoes with the gunfire of old executions, and the crisp air grows thick with the unburied ghosts of ideological conflict. Their celebration of privilege collides violently with a past that refuses to stay past, demanding a reckoning in the present.