Barking

In the early morning, Nolan woke up in the forest and found his hands tied to a tree behind his back. After several efforts to escape, there was no result. After being tormented by hunger and thirst for several days, a hiker finally showed up, but the hiker deliberately ignored him when setting up camp. Nolan didn't know why he suffered such abuse. Although the film was shot outdoors, director Mark Schkelman used the restricted activity space to create a special sense of claustrophobia. While fully portraying Nolan's fight for survival, he also used another perspective to explain compassion. The film was selected for the Fantastic Fest, a well-known niche film event in the United States.