When a boy vanishes from his school, investigator Erik Schafer and his colleague Heloise Kaldan must piece together the mystery using only the clues left behind on his phone. They discover Lukas was obsessed with pareidolia—the mind's tendency to see faces in everyday objects—and a cryptic photograph of a barn door becomes their most promising lead. As Heloise digs deeper into the boy's obsession, she must confront whether perception itself can be trusted to guide them toward the truth.
