Lie Exposed is a 2020 Canadian drama film directed by Jerry Ciccoritti. Melanie, a photographer, is shaken by the news of her terminal diagnosis. She decides to leave her husband and life behind in Toronto and travel to Los Angeles to meet with a renowned tintype photographer, Dean. Melanie is fascinated by Dean's work and begins a passionate affair with him.
As Melanie's health deteriorates, she becomes determined to create her own legacy and leaves Dean to pursue her own artistic vision. She starts to investigate the true story behind an obscure, 19th-century tintype photograph of a female prisoner, which she believes represents a kindred spirit.
In the process of uncovering the truth about the photograph, Melanie begins to confront uncomfortable truths about herself and her own past. She must also face the consequences of her affair with Dean, which leaves both of them struggling to come to terms with the nature of their relationship.
Overall, Lie Exposed is a powerful exploration of art, mortality, and self-discovery. It is a beautifully crafted film that showcases the talent of its cast and director. It is a must-watch for fans of thought-provoking indie cinema.
