Mine

• War
• Thriller

Stranded in the vast, unforgiving expanse of the Mojave Desert after a botched assassination, a U.S. Marine faces a uniquely isolating ordeal—not from enemy combatants, but from an invisible, ever-present landmine buried directly beneath his feet. The film meticulously crafts a claustrophobic tension, not through explosive action, but through the agonizing psychological breakdown of a soldier forced into prolonged stillness, battling scorching heat, dehydration, and increasingly vivid, fragmented flashbacks that reveal a fraught relationship with his father. The desert itself becomes a character, amplifying the weight of his solitude and the haunting uncertainty of his rescue, creating a tense, internal struggle for survival that prioritizes the eroding mental state over conventional war-film heroics.