Jeanne

Jeanne follows nineteen-year-old Jeanne Joan, an ordinary university student living in a city where everyone knows the rules for staying safe.

Keep your phone charged. Know your route. Don't walk alone. Be careful who you trust.

But as Jeanne begins to notice the disappearances, the whispers, and the invisible category of people known as the Marked, she starts questioning a city that seems more concerned with teaching people how to survive than asking why they need to survive at all.

What begins as an ordinary life slowly becomes an obsession with uncovering the truth. As Jeanne gets closer to something she believes the city refuses to see, she discovers just how dangerous it can be to speak when everyone else has learned to look away.

Jeanne is a psychological, heartbreaking story about silence, fear, accountability, and what happens when society becomes accustomed to tragedy.