Tower

In the film’s tragic ending, Sarah’s efforts to uncover the truth are thwarted by a corrupt system that seeks to protect its own. Lizzie, overwhelmed by guilt and fear, chooses to cover up her mistakes by lying about her role in the events that led to the deaths of Farah and Hadley. To save herself, she claims she was trying to save Farah during the fall, accepting guilt for her act of heroism while pretending to follow the official narrative. This lie effectively shields her from accountability, and the investigation is closed without fully addressing the chaos and injustice that occurred.

In the final scenes, it is revealed that Lizzie, Kieran, and the others involved have managed to hide the truth from the public, leaving only a few individuals who truly understand what happened. Sarah, devastated by the corruption and deception, resigns from the police force, feeling disillusioned with the system she once trusted. Yet, she also finds a sense of closure in knowing that only she and Lizzie are aware of the full story—that even as they mourn the losses, they are aware of the lies and cover-ups that concealed the real events.

At the emotional climax, Lizzie visits Farah’s grave, reaffirming her intent to prove her integrity through her work as a good officer despite the corrupt forces surrounding her. The ending leaves viewers with a somber reflection on the morality of justice, the power of systemic corruption, and the personal sacrifices made by those trying to do right in a flawed system. Ultimately, the truth remains buried beneath layers of lies, and the real story of what happened that day may never fully come to light.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 08:57