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The documentary follows a young boy named Antoine who becomes fascinated with a reclusive hunter living near the American border. Antoine approaches the hunter for help with an injured duck, leading to a friendship where he learns about hunting and the hunter's past adventures. The film captures Antoine's curiosity and the hunter's mysterious life, revealing the complexities of their relationship and the lessons learned about hunting and morality.
As the story unfolds, the hunter shares his experiences in Africa, including a pivotal moment when he loses his taste for hunting after mistakenly shooting a baboon. This moment serves as a turning point for both the hunter and Antoine, who ultimately find themselves as hunters who do not wish to hunt. The film covers themes of friendship, the impact of past actions, and the moral dilemmas associated with hunting.
Why Watch
- •Meet Antoine, a boy eager to learn about hunting.
- •Find out why the hunter chose to live in solitude.
- •See the moment that changed the hunter's view on killing.
Did You Know
•Antoine was only ten years old when he first approached the hunter.
•The hunter had a collection of trophies from various animals, including a Thomson's gazelle and a buffalo.
•The hunter lost his taste for hunting after shooting a baboon in Africa.
Perfect For
Animal conservationistsYoung adventurersFans of personal stories