Eye of the Beholder

A reclusive surveillance expert is hired to tail a shadowy blackmailer who may be more dangerous than anyone realizes. Armed with an array of cameras and a talent for reading people from afar, he slips into a world of whispered threats, late-night stakeouts, and grainy footage that hints at a far darker pattern. The city itself becomes a character, its alleys and apartments offering both refuge and reckoning as the hunter becomes consumed by the hunt.

As clues accumulate, the line between detached observer and active participant begins to blur, and paranoia tightens its grip. Each revelation forces him to weigh professional detachment against the moral imperative to stop a potential killer, with escalating stakes that threaten his sanity and safety. Tense, atmospheric, and morally ambiguous, the film unspools a cat-and-mouse thriller where every frame could be the key to stopping — or becoming — the very danger he watches.