After the 9/11 events that shocked the world in 2001, the United States launched a hunt and hunt operation, targeting the top figure of al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden. Maya (Jessica Chastain) is a capable and tenacious female agent of the CIA. She was sent to work at the US embassy in Pakistan, and her only task was to find bin Laden. Although she could not bear the use of torture to interrogate terrorists at the time, she firmly believed that the premise of obtaining important information was above all else. She devoted 10 years of her life to one thing: to find a straw from the vast sea of anti-terrorism intelligence, and then use it to crush a camel named bin Laden. In the end, her efforts paid off. On May 1, 2011, the US Navy SEALs infiltrated Pakistan and launched a beheading operation based on her intelligence, successfully killing Osama bin Laden. But after all this ended, Maya didn't know where to go...
"Hunting Bin Laden" directed by Catherine Bigelow, the only female Oscar director in film history, brought together the original team of the previous work "The Hurt Locker", focusing on Decades of American anti-terrorism tells the story of the largest manhunt and hunt in the history of the world.
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