Twin sisters, Sarah and Rachel, both survivors of a brutal attack from their former professor, are forced to confront their past when the attempted killer re-enters their lives. The film unfolds in present day, with Sarah and Rachel leading separate lives. Rachel has moved on with her life, married and has children while Sarah still struggles with the incident and has become increasingly paranoid and withdrawn.
When the sisters receive a cryptic message from their attacker, their lives are thrown into chaos. They soon discover that their former professor has been released from prison and is seeking revenge. As the sisters come to grips with the fact that their past is back to haunt them, they must also grapple with the psychological trauma of the attack.
Tow delves deep into the complexities of trauma, victimhood and survivorship. The script navigates through the sisters' fears and insecurities, allowing us access to their innermost thoughts and feelings. As the plot thickens, the tension mounts until it climaxes in a heart-stopping finale.
The film boasts of stunning visuals, a gripping storyline and powerful performances from its cast. It explores themes of sisterhood, forgiveness and psychological healing. Tow is a must-watch for lovers of thriller and drama.