Keep Every Camera Rolling

She came to film his secrets. He'd been watching her long before she arrived.

Documentary filmmaker June Halstead has always believed that a camera can reveal what people try to hide.

When she's granted exclusive access to an underground boxing venue in Nevada, she knows she's found the perfect subject.

Asa North is the club's dangerous, calculating owner. A man who controls his world through surveillance, intimidation, and an almost obsessive attention to detail.

But Asa knows more about June than he should.

Her favorite coffee. Her filming habits. The exact equipment she prefers.

He has even redesigned parts of his building to accommodate her.

Then a corrupt detective commits murder inside the club, and the entire building goes into lockdown.

With a killer trapped inside and every exit sealed, June and Asa must work together to survive.

The murder is on camera.

So is everything else.

As June searches the recordings for evidence, she discovers that Asa has been watching her for eight months.

He may be the only person who can get her out alive.

But the cameras reveal a disturbing truth: Asa didn't invite June into his world by accident.

He was waiting for her to turn them on.