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Like Profile, this is a tightly escalating screenlife thriller where digital traces, messages, and video calls become the entire investigative landscape.
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Why this pick
Like Profile, this is a tightly escalating screenlife thriller where digital traces, messages, and video calls become the entire investigative landscape.
Why this pick
Its real-time desktop format turns ordinary online interaction into sustained, claustrophobic danger, matching Profile’s technology-mediated suspense.
Why this pick
This first-person online thriller similarly makes a woman’s digital investigation feel immediate and dangerously intimate through webcams, chats, and escalating surveillance.
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Although told through phone calls rather than screens, it shares Profile’s stripped-down real-time tension and focus on an investigator piecing together peril from mediated contact.
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A sleek, unsettling internet-age thriller about identity being hijacked online, with the same sense that digital spaces can become psychologically inescapable.
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01 / THE STORY
In order to investigate the recruitment of young European women by the ISIS, journalist Amy Whittaker creates a new Facebook profile under the alias of Melody Nelson. She creates a persona online of a woman who has recently converted to Islam.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Amy Whittaker

Abu Bilel Al-Britani

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