In 2006 the journalist Chris Hansen prepares to make the history of television with To Catch a Predator, the controversial format that, through undercover operations and hidden cameras, exposes on live TV sexual predators caught in the act. As the program becomes a national phenomenon and its host an icon of the public, the boundary between information, justice and entertainment becomes increasingly ambiguous and the short circuit between news, entertainment and television voyeurism increasingly unsustainable. Robert Pattinson (Odyssey, The Drama – A Secret is Forever, The Batman) is the extraordinary protagonist of a disruptive tale about media power, the spectacularization of evil and the vertigo of television success.
