On August 28, 2013, a middle-aged Mexican woman wearing a blonde wig boarded a bus in Ciudad Juarez and shot the driver six times. Twenty-four hours later she boarded another bus and killed the driver. That weekend she issued a statement claiming responsibility, calling out a city that stood by complicit while bus drivers sexually assaulted factory workers on their way to work. She signed it “Diana, Huntress of Bus Drivers.” In La Cazadora, Diana storms onto the scene with the killing of the first driver, calculated and merciless, but over the course of the next 24 hours we get to know Luz, the factory worker and mother behind the wig and the gun, as she navigates her everyday responsibilities post killing and plans for the next. By the end of this day Luz must choose between protecting her 13 year-old daughter or carrying out Diana’s plan to make Juarez safer for all women.