Dana Adam Shapiro, Academy Award-nominated director of Murderball, returns with his first narrative feature, a tense tale of voyeurism and lust concerning a New York City wedding photographer who dabbles in surveillance on the side. When Theo (Chris Messina) isn’t shooting couples on their happy day, he’s catching people in compromising positions. Approached by a mysterious woman (Meital Dohan) with a lucrative job offer, Theo bites despite the vocal objections of his fiancée (Rashida Jones), who senses trouble on the horizon. – Jason Buchanan, Rovi (Source)
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