“Behind Enemy Lines” (2001) starring Owen Wilson is an action-packed war film that follows the story of a Navy navigator, Lieutenant Chris Burnett (played by Owen Wilson), who finds himself stranded behind enemy lines in war-torn Bosnia after his plane is shot down. With his pilot dead and limited resources, Burnett must navigate through hostile territory while being pursued by enemy forces.

The movie showcases Burnett’s struggle for survival as he evades capture and attempts to make contact with his own forces for rescue. Along the way, he encounters various challenges and dangers, including enemy soldiers and harsh environmental conditions.

As Burnett fights to stay alive and escape enemy territory, his commanding officer Admiral Reigart (played by Gene Hackman) launches a risky and unauthorized rescue mission to save him, defying orders from higher-ups who prioritize political considerations over saving a soldier’s life.

“Behind Enemy Lines” is known for its intense action sequences, suspenseful plot, and portrayal of the heroism and resilience of military personnel in the face of adversity. It explores themes of duty, loyalty, and sacrifice amidst the chaos of war.