THE THIRD EYE
After losing their jobs, security technicians Bill and Tom launch a small surveillance company in hopes of rebuilding their lives. But when a powerful senator is murdered shortly after they install a security system in his home, they become the prime suspects and targets of a deadly cover-up.
Rescued by a mysterious man named Cameron, they discover a hidden network that has been secretly monitoring politicians, corporations, law enforcement, and organized crime for years. As the conspiracy grows, Bill and Tom are forced into a dangerous battle against powerful figures willing to kill to protect a surveillance program capable of controlling millions.
With their families hunted, their lives destroyed, and the truth buried beneath layers of corruption, they must expose those responsible before they become the next victims. In a world where everyone is being watched, the only hope may lie with the one observer no one can find.
Humanity, as always, built a system to watch everyone. The question is: who is watching the watcher?
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Seyed Ebrahim Alborzi DarehriaWriter
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Project Type:Screenplay
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Number of Pages:106
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Language:English
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First-time Screenwriter:No
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Student Project:No
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Seyed Ebrahim Alborzi is an Iranian screenwriter based in Finland. He writes feature-length thrillers, crime dramas, and science fiction stories that explore hidden truths, corruption, survival, and the fragile line between justice and revenge. His screenplays include THE THIRD EYE, THE ROBOT'S TEAR, THE STONE CARVER, and THE DARK CHANNEL.
THE THIRD EYE was inspired by the idea that every crime leaves behind a witness, even when no one is supposed to see it.
I wanted to tell a story about corruption, fear, and the people who hide behind power, but also about the one person who watches from the shadows and refuses to stay silent. The script asks a simple question: if someone could secretly expose the truth about everyone, who would try hardest to stop them? Humans spend an astonishing amount of time building lies, then act offended when someone turns on the light.