Mark McLaren once had three mates. Then they became teenagers and noticed he had a passion for photography instead of surfing. These days, Mark observes his worls alone, through the lens of his camera. Nicole Lloyd, beautiful schoolgirl andpart-time model, is running away from the camera. She wants to be as anonymous as a slab of concrete. She wants to be ugly. She wants the phone calls to stop. When Mark photographs Nicole sunbathing at the local pool, their worlds become precariously linked. Mark is forced to ask himself: when does the viewer become a voyeur and when does a subject become a victim. A thriller ride that looks at bullying in all its forms.
