Restless

In a city where the thin line between order and chaos is constantly tested, a seasoned police lieutenant finds himself caught in a swirl of uncertainty. Thomas is a hard‑nosed officer whose instincts have always kept him a step ahead, but recent internal security inspections have left the department humming with suspicion. Outside the precinct, his sister Agathe and young daughter Louise await his return, their lives quietly echoing the pressures that already weigh on his shoulders.

A series of anonymous warnings begins to seep into Thomas’s world, each message more urgent than the last. The voice on the other end hints at knowledge of hidden misdeeds, forcing him to question who he can trust within a force that prides itself on loyalty. The tone of the film is taut and atmospheric, blending the gritty realism of police work with a relentless sense of paranoia that tightens around every conversation and hallway.

As the warnings mount, Thomas is forced to confront the possibility that the very institution he serves may be protecting secrets far darker than any single crime. The internal culture, once a source of stability, now feels like a maze of concealed motives, with his own reputation teetering on the edge of collapse. Family ties and professional duty clash, creating a personal crucible that demands both emotional restraint and decisive action.

Driven by a need to uncover the source of the threats before they become fatal, Thomas must race against an invisible pursuer while navigating a labyrinth of bureaucratic cover‑ups. The stakes rise with every breath, promising that the ultimate truth may be far more damaging than the allegations that first sparked the investigation, and leaving him to decide how far he is willing to go to protect those he loves and the fragile honor of his badge.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 00:19