I.T.

The story unfolds in contemporary times, when smart-home technology and digital communication are ubiquitous. The era is defined by rapid data exchange, online identity, and security vulnerabilities that can be exploited remotely. This modern backdrop amplifies the threat of a single rogue actor undermining a household and a business.

The Regan House is a sleek, state-of-the-art smart home where a family’s daily life is mediated by interconnected devices and cameras. The company HQ represents the high-tech hub behind the Omni Jet project and the pressure of SEC approval. Porter's Apartment and a nearby Coffee Shop appear as extensions of the digital network, illustrating how data and control extend beyond the home into public spaces.

🔐 Security

The film centers on the fragility of a connected home, where every device can become an entry point for attack. Porter's intrusion demonstrates how surveillance tools, spoofed emails, and stolen credentials can be weaponized against a family and their business. The narrative treats the smart house as a battleground for privacy, trust, and the costs of overreliance on technology.

👁️ Surveillance

Constant monitoring inside and outside the home blurs the line between protection and invasion. Cameras, GPS, and networked devices transform private spaces into arenas of observation and manipulation. The antagonist wields this access to disrupt relationships and threaten safety, illustrating the dark side of digital connectivity.

❤️ Family

The family becomes a battleground where trust is tested by a tech-enabled intruder. Kaitlyn bears the brunt of exposure, facing social humiliation; Rose endures emotional stress from a false medical threat; Mike confronts a siege that forces him to choose between professional success and family safety. The resolution hinges on balancing technological comfort with the enduring needs of loved ones.