Surveillance

• Horror
• Thriller
• Mystery

A claustrophobic psychological thriller unfolding through the fractured perspectives of an FBI agent and three women narrowly escaping a serial killer's reach, *Surveillance* distinguishes itself not through gruesome spectacle, but through its unsettling ambiguity. The film eschews traditional narrative clarity, presenting a subjective and unreliable account of the investigation where the line between hunter and hunted, reality and delusion, continuously blurs. Each woman’s story offers a drastically different interpretation of events, casting doubt on the agent’s methods and the killer’s motives, ultimately focusing less on *who* committed the crimes and more on the psychological toll of near-death experiences and the desperate need to assign narrative order to trauma. The pervasive use of handheld camera work and stark visuals creates a persistently tense and disorienting atmosphere, inviting viewers into a disturbing exploration of obsession and the precariousness of perceived truth.