Roger and Diana, a pair of writers soon to be wed, have just moved into the granny flat that stands beside Diana’s childhood home. They’ve escaped the hustle of their previous city life for a quieter, rural one. Yet, the ideas brewing in Roger’s mind are loud, cutting through the peace of the bush and turning it into something that, in Diana’s eyes, it is not. Attempting to understand the bush and its secrets, Roger becomes inspired by the concept of hunting. What does it feel like to hunt? What does it feel like to be hunted? Armed with only his imagination and a pen, he goes as ‘method’ with it as he can. But undictated by reality, his ‘hunting’ quickly spirals into a delusional power trip, bringing new revelations not only about the state of his writing, but the state of his relationship with Diana.
