A vanished wife pulls a young Brooklyn agent into an underground network built to track down enemies hiding in plain sight, in Hunters, the 2020 crime thriller series led by Logan Lerman and Al Pacino.
What is Hunters about?
When an FBI agent's wife disappears without explanation, the search draws him toward a clandestine unit operating far outside normal channels. The group has one mission: track down a ring of terrorists whose methods, and possibly their origins, defy easy explanation. Logan Lerman plays the agent pulled into this world, with Al Pacino as a veteran figure who recruits him into the hunt. Across the season, the series blends procedural crime plotting with a persistent science-fiction undercurrent, keeping the true nature of the adversaries an open question for much of the run. Each new lead the unit chases raises the stakes further, and the show keeps shifting who can actually be trusted.
About the cast
The ensemble around Lerman and Pacino includes Jerrika Hinton, Saul Rubinek, Carol Kane, Josh Radnor, Kate Mulvany and Tiffany Boone, filling out the unit's mix of investigators and informants, each bringing a distinct piece of the group's fractured history to the screen.
Context & significance
Hunters arrived in 2020 as part of a wave of genre television willing to mix crime drama with speculative elements, set against a United States backdrop of institutions operating in the shadows. The crime, drama, science-fiction and thriller tags on the series each surface in different episodes rather than blending evenly, giving the show a shifting tone from one hour to the next. At sixty minutes an episode, the pacing leaves room for both quieter character work and the abrupt turns the genre mix demands.
Watching Hunters on Ktime
Hunters streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, and the series is included with a free account login, with no separate purchase step required. The platform's Farsi-first interface makes it straightforward for Persian-speaking viewers to follow the show's dense plotting in either audio or subtitle form, without losing track of its shifting cast of allies and adversaries.