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The film opens with several intertwined stories observed through security cameras, set over the course of a week. The narratives include scenes at a mall, high school, office, and a house, highlighting the surveillance of characters' everyday lives. The structure underscores themes of voyeurism and the pervasive reach of security cameras in society.

Tony Gilbert, a store manager at a mall, is shown flirting and having sex with multiple female co-workers, including Lydia. He attempts to seduce Courtney, a new employee, who warns him about past harassment lawsuits. Lydia confides in Courtney about Tony's multiple affairs, revealing his womanizing tendencies.

Marty, an awkward office worker, experiences a series of pranks including having his car wheels removed and being taunted by colleagues. Despite complaining to his supervisor, he faces continued harassment and grows increasingly frustrated with his coworkers' cruelty.

Ben, a lawyer, and Louise, a loan officer, install cameras in their home to watch over their daughter Megan while they are at work. Their intention is to ensure her safety, but the surveillance footage later reveals a sinister threat targeting her.

Ben secretly meets with George, his fellow lawyer and gym buddy, and they confess to a romantic affair. George expresses his love for Ben but admits he cannot leave his wife, leading to their emotional farewell and highlighting Ben's hidden personal life.

While shopping at the mall, Megan is approached in the food court by a man wearing a blue sloush hat—later revealed to be Marty, the office worker. The incident occurs during her mother's frantic search for her, prompting Louise to contact security and initiate a search.

Two violent men overpower a police officer, shoot him, and commit multiple robberies including ATM theft and carjacking. Their crime spree culminates in a collision and their arrest after being recognized from TV footage, highlighting their dangerous and unpredictable nature.

High school student Sherri admits her secret crush on teacher Berry Krebbs, and they eventually share a sexual encounter on school grounds. Her manipulative behavior leads to the police arresting Berry for sexual assault, revealing her to be a deceptive and predatory individual.

Berry is arrested after his sexual relationship with Sherri becomes public, with CCTV footage exposing the affair. His wife Joan leaves him, and Berry faces charges for statutory rape, forcing him to register as a sex offender and accept a plea deal to reduce his sentence.

Megan is abducted in the mall by Marty, who is later revealed as the pedophile targeting her. Despite her mother's desperate search and security measures, Megan's body is found later in a trunk, dead, illustrating the tragic consequences of unchecked surveillance and danger.

In the montage, Joan gives birth, and Sherri is expelled from school, while Willie and Carl are honored for their information leading to the arrest of the killers. Meanwhile, the dead girl remains undiscovered in the trunk, emphasizing societal neglect and the dark realities hidden behind surveillance.

Marty, seemingly unaffected by recent events, goes to work as usual. He is unexpectedly approached by a police officer who turns out to be a hired stripper, mocking him with homophobic insults. This episode underscores Marty’s disturbing confidence and societal desensitization.

The film ends with various scenes showing characters' fates: Joan giving birth, Sherri expelled, Willie and Carl being recognized, and society oblivious to the tragedy of the girl in the trunk. The surveillance footage continues to frame society as passive and silent in the face of horror.