Premonition

A calm, determined psychiatrist experiences a troubling warning: a vision of a future catastrophe that eerily mirrors a patient’s account—and then another, more personal premonition shakes her confidence. As she threads together disparate clues, she confronts a web of seemingly unconnected events, each tugging at the fragile boundary between fate and choice. Haunted by a sense of responsibility, she races against time to decipher what the vision means for those she loves and for herself, navigating fear, memory, and moral peril. In a tense, atmospheric chase, she must decide how to act when the future appears to be slipping beyond her control.