Seeing is deceiving.
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When British soldier Shaun Emery has his conviction for a murder in Afghanistan overturned due to faulty video evidence, he is finally released from prison and allowed to reconnect with his young daughter. However, his hard-won freedom is short-lived when footage from a night out in London emerges, seemingly depicting him in the act of a brutal crime. As the investigation intensifies, Shaun finds himself caught in a complex web of deception and state surveillance, forced to flee for his life while desperate to clear his name. Detective Inspector Rachel Carey is assigned to the case, and as she digs deeper into the high-tech visual evidence, she begins to uncover unsettling inconsistencies that suggest the footage might not be as objective as it appears. Set against the backdrop of an increasingly digitized city monitored by an expansive network of cameras, the story evolves into a high-stakes thriller about the fragility of truth, the fallibility of modern technology, and the terrifying ease with which reality can be manipulated. Shaun is left to navigate a dangerous landscape where he cannot trust what he sees, nor the people who claim to be protecting him, as he struggles to uncover the conspiracy that threatens to destroy his life for a second time.