Behind Enemy Lines (2001)

Name: Behind Enemy Lines
Director: John Moore
Released: 2001

Directed by John Moore

A US Navy navigator is shot down over Bosnia on a reconnaissance flight from a carrier in the Adriatic and must cross hostile country on foot to reach a rescue.

Travel shown
On foot, bike, skis or swimming
Not shown on screen
Fictional place

1USS Carl Vinson
Adriatic Sea
≈ 00:02:00
Stated on screen
Burnett chafes at life on the carrier before a Christmas recon flight.
2Crash site in the demilitarized zone
Bosnia and Herzegovina
≈ 00:15:00
Inferred
Shot down after photographing a mass grave, Burnett ejects and flees.
3Hač, Bosnia (fictional)
≈ 00:55:00
Stated on screenFictional
4Ejection-seat site
Bosnia and Herzegovina
≈ 01:25:00
Inferred

The journey in numbers

Distance travelled: 482 km
Places: 3
Countries: 1
Stops: 4

Helicopter: 222 km
Plane: 222 km
Car: 19 km
On foot: 19 km

Distances are measured in a straight line between stops, so real road distances are longer.

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