One mistaken shot drags John Moon into a world far more dangerous than the woods he calls home. In A SINGLE SHOT, Sam Rockwell plays an isolated, down-on-his-luck hunter who discovers a dead woman, a box of cash and the attention of men who will do anything to get it back. What follows is a grim, atmospheric thriller of guilt, greed and survival.

Rialto Recommends A SINGLE SHOT is a tough, backwoods thriller with a macabre edge and a terrific Sam Rockwell at its centre. Bleak, tense and morally murky, it turns one desperate mistake into a spiral of violence, fear and consequence. For viewers who like their crime stories muddy, mean and atmospheric, this is survival noir with a very dark pulse.