A victim of gaslighting, Elisabeth Moss’s heroine Cecilia can’t convince anyone that her abusive ex, brilliant tech entrepreneur Adrian (Oliver Jackson-Cohen), is terrorizing her. The world believes he committed suicide; Cecilia knows he is still alive and is using his scientific genius to make himself invisible.
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