Sayen: The Huntress

Sayen is a Mapuche woman who discovers an international corporation, led by a man named Fisk, is destroying local ecosystems and her family land in Chile. Because she cannot defeat Fisk on her own, she joins an underground resistance movement. The group aims to expose the corporation's illegal activities and stop its plundering. To achieve this, they plan a rescue operation involving a woman named Valerie, who possesses vital information. This mission pushes Sayen to her physical and emotional limits as she fights to protect her family legacy and bring the conspirators to justice.

The action thriller was directed by Alexander Witt, following his work on Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Sayen: Desert Road, and Sayen. The film features a cast including Rallén Montenegro, Aarón Díaz, Eva De Dominici, Alfredo Castro, Eyal Meyer, and Amalia Kassai, with a screenplay by Patricio Lynch and production by Juan de Dios Larraín. A joint production between the United States and Chile by Amazon MGM Studios and Fabula, the movie has a runtime of 88 minutes. Audience reception is mixed, with the film holding a 5.9 rating on TMDB based on 168 votes and a lower score of 4.4 on IMDb from 291 votes.