Good Kill

• Drama
• Thriller
• War

Good Kill presents a stark and unsettling psychological thriller examining the emotional erosion within the sterile confines of modern drone warfare. Far from glorifying combat, the film focuses on the disquieting disconnect experienced by a seasoned Air Force pilot reassigned to remotely operate drones from a Nevada base, blurring the lines between video game and lethal consequence. The narrative subtly but relentlessly portrays the fracturing of a marriage alongside the pilot’s increasing moral unease as he witnesses the fallout of his actions from thousands of miles away. It's not a film about battlefield heroics, but about the haunting weight of distance, the insidious creep of guilt, and the quiet desperation of a man wrestling with his complicity in a war he no longer recognizes – a uniquely contemporary exploration of trauma and responsibility, devoid of typical war movie tropes.