Ryan McBoyle

Four days. Four nights. No food. This isn’t a film about fasting. It’s about what you become when you’re no longer fed by the world.

On a quiet evening in the Texas Hill Country, a hunter enters the field to honor the spirit of the whitetail deer, weaving ancestral reverence with modern necessity in a sacred harvest that feeds both body and soul.

Take a journey deep within. To not just meet yourself, but to see the underbelly of the human game that you have decided to play in this life.

Dawn breaks cold across the marsh. Breath clouds, gun rises, and a single shot echoes. Stillness returns. A prayer is spoken for the cost of our provision. This is the hunter's oath.

In the jungle-clad coast of Puerto Viejo, Costa Rica, twelve men gather from across the world, called not by coincidence, but by purpose. Over a few sacred days, they drop the masks worn in everyday life and step into a circle of truth, ceremony, sweat, and brotherhood.