Kimi is a suspenseful thriller that takes place in the heart of Seattle during the COVID-19 pandemic. The protagonist is Kimi, a highly skilled tech worker who suffers from agoraphobia, a fear of open spaces and crowds. Kimi spends most of her time working from home, rarely venturing outside, and relying heavily on technology to connect with the outside world.
One night, while reviewing a data stream for her company, Kimi discovers evidence of a violent crime. She tries to report it to her superiors, but she faces resistance and bureaucracy. The company wants to keep the situation quiet and doesn't want to involve the authorities. Kimi is determined to get involved and find justice for the victim.
To do so, Kimi realizes she must face her greatest fear and venture out of her apartment. But the city is not a safe place. Protests related to a new law that restricts the movements of the homeless population have left the city in turmoil. Kimi must navigate through the chaos, and her agoraphobia, to get to the bottom of the crime and bring the perpetrators to justice.
The film touches on important themes, such as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health, the challenges of homelessness, and the importance of fighting for justice. Kimi is a powerful and engaging thriller that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats until the very end.