Dead Like You

Detective Superintendent Roy Grace is a man burdened by unresolved grief and the relentless shadows of his past. His life revolves around solving the darkest and most complex cases, yet he cannot escape the nagging absence of his wife, who vanished years ago under mysterious circumstances. This void hangs over him, intersecting with his duties as a dedicated and determined investigator.

As tensions mount in the city, Roy finds himself pulled into a chilling investigation that echoes the past he desperately wishes to forget. A series of alarming events unveils a complex web of deceit, leading him to confront not just the criminals, but demons of his own. Each clue draws him closer to unearthing not only the truth behind the crime but possibly illuminating the fate of his wife.

Through his relentless pursuit of justice, Roy must navigate intricate relationships, both personal and professional, weighing the emotional toll against his commitment to the law. Those he encounters challenge his intuition, forcing him to grapple with the moral dilemmas inherent in his work.

As darkness encroaches, the boundaries between past and present blur. Haunted by memories but driven by an unyielding desire for closure, Roy Grace faces a pivotal moment in his life. This crossroads not only impacts his career as a detective but holds the potential to reshape his understanding of love, loss, and the choices that define us.