Faceless

Someone has stolen Mara Quinn's face. Now they're using it to rewrite the truth.

Mara Quinn makes a living finding the fractures in other people's identities. She knows what forged credentials, synthetic voices and convincing lies can do.

Then a video arrives at work.

The woman on the screen has Mara's face. Her mannerisms. Her voice. And she is confessing to something Mara never did-while naming Elias Ward, the disgraced former Garda investigator Mara has spent eleven months trying to forget.

Elias is missing.

His old credentials are appearing inside compromised systems. Witnesses are receiving messages from people they trust. Private memories are being turned into passwords. And somewhere behind it all is an operator who doesn't simply steal identities.

He rehearses them.

As Mara follows the trail through Dublin, sealed investigations and a history someone has worked very hard to bury, the distinction between evidence and performance begins to collapse.

Because the most dangerous lie isn't the one nobody believes.

It's the one wearing the face of someone you love.

Faceless is a sharp, cinematic standalone technological thriller about identity, power, buried truth and what happens when seeing is no longer believing.