Janina Duszejko lives alone in a valley between the Czech Republic and Poland, an old woman who believes in mysticism and a part-time English teacher at a small town school. Duszejko is full of affection for the animals in the valley, so she hates poachers and animal abusers. She keeps writing letters to the police station to report those poachers and cruel hunting ground owners, but it is clear that this is caused by The hunting team composed of local wealthy and high-class people can eat more than powerless single old women at the police. No one cares about Duszejko's complaint letter, and many people, including local priests, are neurotic about Duszejko's behavior of defending the rights of animals. Expressing helplessness and dissatisfaction.
The conflict between Duszejko and the hunters began to escalate after the disappearance of her two pet dogs. People continued to die around the valley where Duszejko lived. First, Duszejko's neighbor, a notorious poacher, died of strange food, and later the local police chief, a ruthless hunter and local dignitaries. There seems to be a vague connection between these people, who happen to be the poachers that Duszejko hates most. But although Duszejko appeared around the murder every time after the incident, there was no evidence to prove that she was the murderer. In addition, there were deer footprints around each murder scene, so Duszejko insisted that it was the revenge of nature and animals. Although the police Believe it or not, there is no other way
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