This is a wilderness where the strong prey on the weak, there is no luck or not, only the survival of the fittest. The setting of the film Indian Reserve takes the audience directly into a world of ice and snow far away from the hustle and bustle of human beings, where the laws of nature rule everything, which also means that the laws of human beings are beyond reach. In the absence of any backup support, the story of a lone hunter chasing a murderer is accompanied by his own revenge, and the clues of the hunter's pursuit are slowly unfolded. The theme of the film is very similar to "Out of the Furnace" a few years ago. Although there are no big scenes or complicated layouts, it tells a story about survival convincingly.
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