Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison. Their goal: stay free for five days. Three hunters give chase, receiving GPS coordinates of the fugitives at regular intervals. The public plays a crucial role—anyone can tip off the celebrities’ whereabouts. But the hunted also depend on the community’s help, as they have no money or phone on them.

Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison, aiming to stay on the run for five days. Three Hunters begin the pursuit, receiving the fugitives’ GPS coordinates at regular intervals. The public plays a decisive role—anyone can tip off the targets’ whereabouts. Yet the fugitives depend on the support of bystanders, since they have neither money nor a phone on them.

Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison, aiming to remain free for five days. Three Hunters take up the chase, receiving the fugitives’ GPS coordinates at regular intervals. The public plays a crucial role—anyone can provide tips on the targets’ whereabouts. However, the fugitives also rely on the support of bystanders, since they have neither money nor a phone on them.

Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison, aiming to stay on the run for five days. Three Hunters are hot on their trail, receiving the fugitives’ GPS coordinates at regular intervals. The public plays a key role—anyone can provide tips on the targets’ whereabouts. But the hunted also depend on the support of strangers, as they carry neither money nor a phone.

Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison, aiming to stay on the run for five days. Three Hunters give chase, receiving the fugitives’ GPS coordinates at regular intervals. The public plays a key role—anyone can provide tips on the targets’ whereabouts. Yet the fugitives also rely on the support of the public, as they carry neither money nor a phone.

Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison, aiming to stay on the run for five days. Three Hunters give chase, receiving the fugitives’ GPS coordinates at regular intervals. The public plays a key role—anyone can provide tips on the targets’ whereabouts. Yet the fugitives also rely on the support of the public, as they carry neither money nor a phone.

Fifteen celebrities break out of a prison, aiming to stay on the run for five days. Three Hunters are in pursuit, receiving the fugitives’ GPS coordinates at regular intervals. The public plays a crucial role—anyone can provide tips on the fugitives’ whereabouts. But the hunted must also rely on support from the public, as they have neither money nor phones with them.