Red Rooms

In Montreal, the trial of Ludovic Chevalier commences as he faces accusations of broadcasting the murder of three teenage girls. The case garners significant media attention, with many following the proceedings closely, raising questions about Chevalier's true nature and the evidence against him.

Fashion model Kelly-Anne participates in the trial, intrigued by the case’s dark and sensational nature. Despite being drawn to the controversy, she maintains a distance from the proceedings, presenting a calm exterior.

Kelly-Anne meets Clementine, a young woman who is a passionate supporter of Chevalier. Their bond strengthens over their shared interest in the trial, leading Kelly-Anne to invite Clementine to live with her during the proceedings.

During their stay together, Kelly-Anne divulges her main source of income: online gambling. This revelation hints at her complicated life and her hidden talents in computer technology.

Unbeknownst to Clementine, Kelly-Anne begins to cyber-stalk Francine Beaulieu, the mother of one of the victims. Her obsession deepens as she gathers information about the case, seeking to uncover the truth.

In court, the atmosphere intensifies as two of Chevalier’s snuff films are set to be played, exclusive to the victims' families. Kelly-Anne reveals to Clementine that she has already viewed the films, which contain vital evidence linking Chevalier to the crimes.

After watching the films in Kelly-Anne's apartment, Clementine is heartbroken by the horrific evidence against Chevalier. Disturbed and overwhelmed, she decides to leave the trial and head home, seeking to escape the grim reality of the case.

On Chevalier's birthday, Kelly-Anne appears in court wearing a schoolgirl uniform resembling that of Camille, the youngest victim. This provocative act leads to her ejection from the courtroom and results in significant backlash against her modeling career.

After being fired from her modeling agency, Kelly-Anne connects with a dark web hacker who possesses Camille's snuff video. She manages to win a pivotal poker hand that allows her to bid on and ultimately obtain the disturbing footage.

Utilizing information gathered online, Kelly-Anne breaks into Francine's home, dressed in the same uniform Camille wore. She poses for selfies in the victim's room before leaving a flash drive containing the sensitive footage in Francine's bedroom.

News breaks that Francine has turned over the flash drive to the police. This critical evidence includes footage that ultimately confirms Chevalier's guilt, shifting public opinion and closing the painful chapter of the trial.

Faced with the undeniable evidence from the snuff film, Chevalier pleads guilty to the charges against him. This admission brings a tumultuous end to the trial, aligning with the horror felt by the families of the victims.

In the aftermath, Clementine gives an interview reflecting on her experiences, labeling herself an 'ex-groupie' of Chevalier. She expresses deep regret over her support for him and is haunted by the memories of the victims.

After winning the auction for the snuff film, Kelly-Anne experiences a euphoric high from her victory. However, this fleeting joy is marred by the realization of the darkness surrounding her obsession.