Red-Backed Crocodile Shadow

Kalam Village, deep in the Malaysian rainforest, has lived with the river for generations and is also surrounded by dangers. 19-Year-old Aya has been hunting with her parents since she was a child. The river was her familiar home until she lost her footing and fell into the water. She encountered the legendary red-backed crocodile. The back of the giant reptile was as red as clotted blood, like a "water dragon" lurking at the bottom of the river. From then on, fear was imprinted in her heart. High fever, nightmares, one after another cannibalism... The shadow of the red-backed crocodile quickly enveloped the village. The villagers fell into a panic about "blood debt", and the government's hunting team was helpless. At this moment, the lost Chinese traveler Qin Hailong broke into the village. He was once a hunter, silent and strong, but the word "dragon" in his name made Aya instinctively wary - in her fear, the "dragon" and the man-eating red-backed crocodile were already entangled. The collision of cultures happens quietly in daily life, wariness and curiosity are intertwined, and emotions are secretly born in silence. Until Aya's brother was dragged into the water by a red-backed crocodile, grief shattered all hesitation. Qin Hailong raised his shotgun, determined to use ancient hunting wisdom to end this nightmare, and Aya had to face the "red back" entrenched at the bottom of the river and in her heart. When gunfire rang out on the river bank and thirty bullets tore through the calmness of the water, could they dispel the haze of fear? When the river wind passes through the rubber forest, does it take away blood debt or the bond between two souls that bridges the gap?