Hunting Season

Bowdrie is a reclusive survivalist who raises his teenage daughter, Tag, in an isolated Oklahoma cabin. Their quiet life changes when Tag finds January, a wounded woman, near the river. A violent drug gang soon arrives to kill January and silence her. Bowdrie uses his old survival skills to protect both women. The film has a grim, slow-burning action thriller tone. The film gives Tag more courage and freedom as the danger grows. Bowdrie learns that protecting his daughter can become controlling her life. The story ends with him trusting Tag to make her own choices. These ideas concern family trust and personal responsibility, not modern identity politics. The film has no clear woke political message or representation-first story.