Ajian (Ray Winstone) was once a guerrilla fighter. After experiencing the cruel baptism of war, Ajian now chooses to settle in New Zealand and wants to live a peaceful life. A crew member named Karima (Temuera Morrison) put Ajian in danger again. He was ordered to pursue the fugitive who was said to have committed murder. The experienced Ajian quickly brought Karima to justice, but Karima's repeated escapes undoubtedly made it more difficult for Ajian to complete his mission. There is only one belief that supports Karima's continuous escape, and that is his innocence. In the running and chasing again and again, Ajian gradually became interested in Karima. If it were not for their identity, they could even become friends with similar interests. When Ajian knew Karima's innocence, would he choose to continue to execute the orders he received?