Deep Fake

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In this gripping political thriller, the Cold War's shadows loom large as Sarah Ridgeway enjoys a seemingly perfect life with her husband, Bryce, a former Army soldier, and their daughter. After twelve years of service in perilous locations, Bryce's combat injury complicates their future, but with Sarah's unwavering support and his impressive service record, he secures a congressional seat. Everything changes during a mundane Washington fundraiser when Bryce heroically intervenes in a terrorist attack, instantly becoming a national hero as his bravery goes viral. This newfound fame coincides with the presidential primaries, where his party is eager for a fresh candidate to challenge the vulnerable incumbent. However, Sarah begins to notice troubling changes in Bryce's behavior following the attack. His forgetfulness and odd actions raise her suspicions, leading her to question whether the stress or his past trauma is affecting him. Confiding in her closest friend, they embark on a quiet investigation that reveals a shocking truth: Bryce harbors a deeply held secret that could not only shatter Sarah's life but also jeopardize the nation’s future. As the political landscape shifts, the stakes rise, leaving Sarah to confront the reality of trust and betrayal in a world where the past never truly fades away.