Forgetting the Girl

Kevin Wolfe is a talented photographer known for capturing the allure of aspiring models and actresses. His career, however, is overshadowed by his unfulfilled desire to connect with the enchanting individuals he photographs.

Jamie, a dedicated makeup artist, observes Kevin's interactions with his models, deeply infatuated with his awkward charm. Her obsession grows as she yearns for a more personal connection with him beyond their professional relationship.

One evening, Kevin is invited by Adrienne, a model he has photographed, to join her for a nightcap. Excited by the invitation, Kevin feels hopeful, only to be left shocked when Adrienne mysteriously disappears, leaving him questioning the authenticity of their encounter.

As Kevin attempts to move on from Adrienne's disappearance, he becomes intrigued by Beth, a woman who stands out for her independence and uniqueness. Despite his efforts to charm her, Beth remains resistant to Kevin’s advances, deepening his frustration.

Feeling overwhelmed and frustrated with his romantic pursuits, Kevin decides to take Jamie out for a night of fun and intoxication. As they indulge in drinks, Jamie opens up about her feelings for Kevin, but he dismisses her, considering their interaction a mistake.

The following morning, Jamie wakes up to devastating news: Beth has been tragically killed by Kevin. Shocked and heartbroken, she grapples with the weight of this revelation and its implications on their lives.

In a moment laced with black loyalty, Jamie proposes to help Kevin dispose of Beth's body. She reveals her own dark secret regarding Adrienne, claiming responsibility for her murder, further entangling their fates.

Amidst their spiraling chaos, Jamie and Kevin concoct a sinister plan for Jamie's own demise. They believe that her death would serve as a means to protect Kevin, effectively erasing the painful memories of their tumultuous relationship.

In a harrowing turn of events, Jamie meets her fate as part of their twisted plan. With her death, Kevin is left to confront the emotional burden and guilt that suffocate him amid the chaos that unfolded between them.

After Jamie's death, Kevin is plagued by haunting memories from his childhood, particularly the tragic drowning of his sister, Nicole. These recollections ignite self-destructive tendencies that have troubled him throughout his life, adding layers to his despair.