Cat Shit One (2010)

In the heart of the Middle East, two private contractors, Botasky and Packy, operate under the watchful gaze of a remote, helicopter-base. As a sniper-spotter duo, they follow strict military protocols, with the spotter taking the helm. Their mission? To rescue two hostages - an ally and a local resident - caught in the crossfire of conflict. Known as Rabbits, a moniker derived from the Japanese word for rabbit, Usagi, which can be interpreted as U.S.A. GI, they navigate through the complex terrain, populated by locals referred to as Camels. As the situation spirals towards a perilous climax, the team is faced with a crucial decision - to take the lead and conduct the rescue operation independently, or to wait for reinforcements. Deciding to act swiftly, they divide their forces - Packy infiltrates the village to identify and rescue the hostages, while Botasky delivers over-watch and sniping support from a distance. The combat sequences are swift and seamless. Packy moves with an agility that defies his surroundings, his shooting is calculated and flawless, devoid of wasteful, indiscriminate fire. In the meantime, Botasky's sniping skills match the rhythm of Packy's ground maneuvers. However, the tables turn when the enemy gains ground support and Botasky's position is discovered, jeopardizing the mission. The rescue operation appears to be on the brink of failure, until the tide is turned by unexpected air support, providing the team with a glimmer of hope.

Cat Shit One is an anime movie featuring Satoshi Hino.

It is possible to buy Cat Shit One on Apple iTunes.