Phil Waterhouse is a successful documentary filmmaker with a thriving
career, brilliant girlfriend, and lovely suburban home. His last film – The
Price of Brothahood – was a rousing critical and commercial hit. During its
making, though, the film’s subject – babyfaced Harlem teenager Malcolm –
was murdered. An act Phil caught on tape. He is haunted by Malcolm’s death,
watching his footage over and over again. Journalists, who once lauded him,
hound him about his responsibility in Malcolm’s murder. Now, someone stalks
Phil, filming his every move. He is unnerved being the subject of someone
else’s movie, especially when it threatens his idyllic life.
