Michael Thyer

When the 48-hour-law prevents police to search for an abducted child, a resilient mother is forced to hunt through the perilous streets of Belgrade, despite the effects of her psychiatric medication.

Rose’s wayward brother returns home on the same morning their quiet neighborhood is roiled by a violent crime. Across town, their ailing aunt Chris lives in self-imposed isolation with no interest in receiving phone calls or mail. As a house-to-house manhunt is underway, Chris finds a bloodied gunman hiding in her living room. She calmly assures him, “I’m not going to scream.”

One year after she was brutally terrorized, a young woman and her friends come face to face with the same would-be killer.