The Final cut

When Mike, a middle-aged man lost in the shadows of his own desires, begins filming his wife Minow without her knowledge, he tells himself it’s just a harmless hobby—a secret indulgence. But what starts as voyeurism soon spirals into a dark obsession, driving him to push the boundaries of what he can capture on film.
Minow, fragile and unravelling under the weight of her own struggles, is unaware of the camera's unblinking gaze. But as her mental state deteriorates, Mike's fascination with recording her private moments intensifies, blurring the line between art and exploitation.
After tragedy strikes, Mike finds himself alone in Bangkok, searching for a new muse. He meets Nuan, a young woman desperate for money and unwittingly lured into Mike's sinister vision. What she believes to be a part in a short film becomes a twisted game—one that will culminate in a horrifying final scene.
With each frame, Mike edges closer to the precipice of his own madness, until he faces an unthinkable decision: to turn his camera on himself and create the ultimate masterpiece—or to let his morbid project consume him entirely.
A chilling descent into the psyche of a man driven by dark impulses, The Final Cut explores the fine line between art and obsession, reality and fantasy. John Alden's harrowing tale will leave you questioning the nature of truth, the ethics of filmmaking, and just how far one man will go to capture the perfect shot.