Brad Pitt thriller ‘Heart of the Beast’ showcases South Island wilderness

The rugged landscapes of New Zealand's South Island take center stage in the first trailer for Brad Pitt's upcoming thriller, "Heart of the Beast." The film, which utilized the dramatic scenery as a stand-in for the Alaskan wilderness during its production, offers audiences a glimpse of the remote and challenging environment.

In the movie, Pitt portrays James Belmont, a former Special Forces officer who finds himself isolated in the wilderness following a plane crash. He is accompanied by his loyal combat dog, Odin, as they navigate the harsh surroundings. The trailer highlights the stark beauty of the South Island, emphasizing the isolation and potential dangers of the setting.

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The first trailer for Brad Pitt’s latest movie has been released, giving audiences a glimpse of the rugged South Island landscapes that doubled as the Alaskan wilderness during filming.

"Heart of the Beast" is expected to leverage its visually striking locations to enhance the suspense and action of its narrative. The film's premise centers on survival and the resilience of its protagonist against the backdrop of unforgiving nature. The release of the trailer signals the film's imminent arrival, promising a thrilling cinematic experience for fans of Pitt and wilderness survival stories.

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Heart of the Beast stars Pitt as former Special Forces officer James Belmont, who is stranded deep in the with his combat dog, Odin, after a plane crash.