25th Hour

Chicago, 2004. An obsolete television monitor shows exactly twenty-four hours into the future, but never explains what its images mean.

When the screen predicts an archive fire and then his own apparent murder, a former prisoner working overnight security is pulled back into the crime that defined his life.

Every attempt to prevent the future creates evidence that makes him look more guilty, while the people offering to protect him appear increasingly interested in what he remembers.

To survive, he must separate accurate evidence from the false story built around it and finally tell the part of the past he was trained to leave out.