I am not sure what the DVD cover has to do with the movie. The story is basically a two man play. Airman Jack (Matt O'Leary) and Lt. Sue Lawson (Eloise Mumford) are stationed together in a remote Nevada site where they monitor Al Qaida activity and take out targets. Lawson is new and doesn't have her first kill while the airman is no stranger to killing.
The film evolves into a discussion of the morality of using drones to kill people, especially when they are surrounded by their family. It is basically a moral play that takes place in a hot desert metal hut with high tech equipment. The film holds your interest as you anticipate them "pushing the button." Yes, a couple people drinking coffee, ordering pizza, joking around can take you and your family out without spilling a drop. Now that is technology.
F-bombs. Covered sex scene from 5 miles up. No nudity.
The film evolves into a discussion of the morality of using drones to kill people, especially when they are surrounded by their family. It is basically a moral play that takes place in a hot desert metal hut with high tech equipment. The film holds your interest as you anticipate them "pushing the button." Yes, a couple people drinking coffee, ordering pizza, joking around can take you and your family out without spilling a drop. Now that is technology.
F-bombs. Covered sex scene from 5 miles up. No nudity.