Glass

In a restless Philadelphia where ordinary lives brush against the extraordinary, the city itself feels like a character—its gritty streets and looming skyline framing a world that quietly questions the limits of human potential. An unsettling blend of thriller tension and comic‑book mythos permeates every corner, hinting that somewhere beneath the surface, people with abilities far beyond the norm may be living among us, hidden by doubt and disbelief.

David Dunn walks this edge as a lone protector, wielding a mysterious, almost tactile sense that draws him toward danger and forces him to confront his own fragile humanity. Across the city, Kevin Wendell Crumb carries a fragmented psyche, each personality offering a different lens on reality, while one hidden side possesses a raw physicality that borders on the inhuman. Their inevitable encounter promises a clash not just of powers, but of belief systems—one built on silent guardianship, the other on a chaotic struggle for identity.

Elijah Price has spent a lifetime hunting for proof that such beings exist, his intellect sharpened by a personal obsession that blurs the line between brilliance and madness. He, along with a cadre of skeptical professionals, gathers the outliers in a stark institutional setting where science, psychology, and the uncanny collide. The tone remains taut and atmospheric, balancing cerebral intrigue with visceral hints of superhuman spectacle, leaving the audience to wonder whether the world will ever be ready to acknowledge the shadows that move within it.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 02:06