État critique

In a near-future city shimmering with neon and shadow, a cloud of unrest swells as a reclusive political thinker dives into a forbidden archive, unveiling a fragile truth about power, memory, and accountability. As surveillance and rhetoric blur the line between citizen and subject, a disparate group—an idealist journalist, a wary security analyst, and a disillusioned public official—must navigate competing loyalties and skeletons in their own closets. With quiet intensity and a pace that tightens like a heartbeat, the narrative threads converge on a critical decision: when the state claims to protect the many, who bears the cost of truth and resistance?