The Revenant's Savage World!

01.07.2016 - The modern western era is not about conflicts between cowboys and Indians. In that particular time they are still aggressively savages due to competition and discrimination where the film “The Revenant” tells the story of Hugh Glass. Hugh Glass a legend in that particular era as an explorer, tracker, hunter, and fur trapper who endured a lot. Leonardo DiCaprio portrays the well-known character in Glass, which perhaps would not him an Academy Award but he has to survive first. Surviving the wild by pure instinct prior the advent of emergency call buttons such as 911 and high-tech gadgets is what makes the latest Academy Award nominee Leonardo DiCaprio film, “The Revenant” this year’s highly-thrilling cinematic experience – directed, produced and co-written by Academy Award winning filmmaker Alejandro G. Iñárritu. Inspired by true events from the sparse accounts of the legendary fur trapper and trader Hugh Glass, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, Glass became a revenant, someone believed to be dead who has returned to life after going through a harrowing series of events fighting for his life when left to survive in the wild set during the 19th century American Frontier. Immersing audiences in the unparalleled beauty, mystery and dangers of life in 1823 America, the film explores one man’s transformation in a quest for survival.