It's a lovely summer day in Croatia, and Beth has just arrived in the country to spend a
weekend with her best friend.
Her taxi driver Zain is kind and chatty, which Beth appreciates, so she accepts his card
after he drops her at the apartment she'll be staying at.
Her friend Kate is the one that organized this whole trip, and she's paying for everything
with her ex Jay's credit card.
To thank her for it, Beth gifts her a black necklace, which has a few loose beads.
Later in the evening, before going out, Beth videochats with her husband Rob and their
child Aster, who is also Kate's granddaughter.
Rob wishes the girls to have a fun night, and on their way out, they bump into the landlord
Sebastian, who makes sure they're settling down alright.
When they make it to the restaurant, Kate asks for the most expensive dishes on purpose
to squeeze Jay dry.
Beth feels like a bad friend because she couldn't be there for Kate during her divorce, but
Kate understands having a baby got in the way of that and asks Beth how her marriage
is doing.
Beth wants to say they're doing fine, but actually, her marriage is in a rut and she's
unsure what to do, although she thinks Kate's advice to get a divorce is too extreme.
When they're done dining, the credit card is rejected, and Kate gets on the phone to
argue with Jay about it.
The bill's too high for Beth's humble wallet, but Kate accepts to pay for it all.
Afterward, they go to a club, and Beth calls Zain to be their driver.
When they get there, Kate needs a moment to redo her make-up, so Beth takes the chance
to chat with Zain about their experiences as foreigners.
Zain is an immigrant from Syria, and Beth is an America living in London.
Once Kate is ready, the girls enter the club, and Kate pays for everything again, although
Beth still decides to choose water.
There are two men looking at them, so Kate drags Beth to sit with them, telling her she
needs to get out of her rut and Rob doesn't need to know.
They chat and drink with the guys, but as the night passes, Beth feels dizzier and dizzier.
Before she realizes what's going on, Beth wakes up at the apartment, not remembering
anything that happened last night.
After throwing up, she looks for Beth, but she's nowhere to be found.
There is proof of a fun night, though: open bottles of wine, empty glasses, removed clothes,
open wraps of protection, and the jacuzzi is still on.
Under a towel, she also finds a broken glass and some drops of blood.
Beth tries to contact Kate on her phone the whole morning, to no avail.
By noon, she calls Rob to share his worries, but Rob tells her Kate is probably out on
her own and asks if they had an argument.
Kate says they didn't, although her memories are fuzzy about it.
Afterward, she goes to see Sebastian, but he hasn't seen Kate today either.
He does, however, remind her that parties aren't allowed, so he'll have to charge them
extra for the two men that came over last night.
This is enough for Beth to go to the police, but officer Pavic doesn't take her seriously
and is judgmental of girls who party and drink too much.
His superior Kovac tries to check on them, but Pavic sends her away, claiming he can
handle this.
Pavic explains a report can't be filed until twenty-four hours pass, so Beth decides to
continue on her own and calls Zain, who helps her remember what club they had gone to.
At the club, the bartender pretends he doesn't remember the girls, but once Zain speaks aggressively
in Croatian, he tells the truth: the two men the girls hanged up with were escorts who
come to this bar a lot to catch tourists.
Beth guesses Kate must've hired them because she kept insisting Beth needed to get out
of her rut.
In the evening, Beth calls Rob again, who says Kate ditching Beth to go out with guys
is typical behavior of hers and she shouldn't worry.
Beth is still sure something happened to Kate because she still hasn't answered a single
message, so she informs her husband she's canceling her flight and not going home the
next day as planned until Kate shows up.
The following morning, Beth uses the names the bartender gave them to find the escorts
on social media and asks Zain for help arranging a meeting with them.
While waiting for the escorts at a café, Beth shares how she met Kate and then Rob
through her, and Zain tells her about the wife he lost to the war.
When the escorts finally arrive, they run away as soon as they see Beth's face, so Zain
runs after them until he catches one and threatens him until he confesses what happened.
It turns out the escorts stayed in the apartment only until three a.m. because when Kate was
distracted, they stole her bag and escaped.
He also swears they didn't put anything in the girls' drink because they don't need it,
they're professionals getting paid.
The bag was pawned, and the man gives them the address of the shop.
Beth gets the bag and the phone back, but she still thinks the escorts slipped something
in their drinks because she never gets that drunk and she only had water.
Zain doesn't think it makes sense because they didn't rob Beth as well, so perhaps it
was Kate that made her drink to make Beth finally relax and have fun.
Now that a day has passed, Beth goes back to the police, promising Zain she won't mention
his name so he doesn't lose his visa.
This time, Kovac files Beth's report and scolds Pavic for not doing his job, she also sends
him away when he keeps judgmentally poking at Beth's story.
Beth doesn't tell them about the phone, but she does give them the bag and the escorts'
names.
Kovac wonders if Beth could've been assaulted, so after taking her testimony, she's brought
to the hospital to run some tests.
Afterward, Beth calls Jay, who just like Rob thinks this is Kate just being her dramatic
self.
He also denies having talked to her because all communication can only be done through
their lawyers, and he doesn't know anything about a credit card.
Then, Beth returns to the apartment and finds Sebastian there packing up their stuff because
checkout time has passed.
When Beth mentions she still isn't leaving the country, Sebastian offers her a cheap
room he has downstairs.
Once she's settled down, she leaves Kate's phone charging and takes a nap.
By the time she wakes up, she can finally try to use Kate's phone, but sadly it requires
face ID to unlock.
Sebastian comes to see Beth and asks her if she wants to dine together, but she turns
him down and calls Zain instead.
When they're about to leave for a restaurant, Beth is surprised by Rob, who decided to fly
in because it's just a two-hour trip and left Aster with a babysitter for the night.
Zain leaves them to have their privacy, and a jealous Rob makes a scene, scolding Beth
for trusting a random taxi driver.
This upsets Beth, who starts crying, so Rob apologizes and comforts her while hearing
the whole story of what happened.
Their conversation is suddenly interrupted by a call from the police bringing bad news:
they've found Kate dead.
Kate goes with Rob to identify the body and learns Kate has drowned, but they need an
autopsy before deciding if it was an accident or murder.
The next morning, Rob feels bad for not having been nicer to Kate because he found her annoying.
He also wonders if he should stay longer, but Beth prefers him to go back to London
to take care of their daughter while she finishes things here.
Later, Pavic picks her up and confirms Kate was murdered.
They can't tell if she was assaulted as well, though, because of the state of the body and
the fact she got busy with multiple men before her death.
Beth requests to see Kate again to say her final goodbye, and when Pavic gives her a
moment of privacy, she takes out the phone and uses her friend's dead face to unlock
it.
Afterward, she pretends to need the bathroom to look at Kate's messages.
Among Beth's missed calls, there are a bunch from a number saved as Handyman, so Beth calls
it only to discover Rob's voicemail.
She hangs up and checks the text messages to confirm her worries: Kate and Rob had been
having an affair, although Kate's last messages are curious: first, she asks Rob to dump Beth,
but then she asks him to stop texting her.
Pavic takes Beth to the police station, where Kovac shares the investigation results.
They've found traces of illegal substances in both Beth's and Kate's blood; they've also
questioned the escorts.
They denied using those substances in their job, and they had solid alibis for the time
of the murder: a taxi driver picked them up at Beth's apartment.
People at the club said they saw Beth and Kate arguing, but Beth denies it, even if
she isn't totally sure.
The cops are starting to suspect Beth, so when Pavic drives her back, he takes Beth's
passport and leaves Sebastian his card.
Sometime later, Beth calls Jay, who admits he knew about the affair and didn't say anything
because Beth was having the baby.
The affair had only started a few months ago, though, and Jay reminds Beth that before Rob
got together with her, he and Kate spent one drunken night together.
To distract herself, Beth has dinner with Zain and shares a new theory: maybe Kate slipped
something in her drink so she would have an affair and Rob would leave her.
When she returns to the apartment, Rob calls Beth to check on her, and Beth confesses she
knows about the affair.
Rob tries to apologize, saying it didn't mean anything, but Beth keeps yelling at him because
the police think she killed Kate and if the cops learn about the affair, they'll assume
it was her motive.
The next day, Beth is arrested for Kate's murder.
The police have photos of her dinner with Zain, who apparently is part of a gang involved
in human trafficking.
They think Beth hired him to kill Kate because of her affair with Rob, and they'll be talking
to Jay later as well.
Finding herself in a corner, Beth asks for a lawyer, who explains they haven't charged
her yet because they don't have enough evidence and they were hoping she would break.
Beth returns to her apartment and finds Zain there, who got in because Sebastian let him.
Zain had been interrogated as well, but they had to let him go because he had been working
at the time of the murder, and the taxi app tracks everything.
He also explains that the only connection he has with a gang is having received the
help of a smuggling ring that takes refugees out of the country and gets them visas, but
he doesn't work with them.
After he leaves, Beth wonders how the cops found out about the affair and remembers that
Pavic gave Sebastian his card.
She checks the mirror and finds a hidden camera, which probably recorded her conversation with
Rob.
She goes looking for Sebastian and while making small talk, she waits for him to be distracted
to steal his keys.
After Sebastian leaves, Beth uses his keys to enter his private studio and finds out
there are cameras hidden in the whole building, spying on people even in the shower.
Beth finds the recording of the night of the murder and checks to finally see what happened.
It seems she passed out in the bar, because the escorts brought her in their arms and
left her in her bed to sleep before going to Kate to have some fun together.
As soon as she got distracted, they stole her bag and ran out of the building to take
a taxi.
When Kate discovered she had been robbed, she left as well, breaking a glass on her
way out.
She also took a cab, of which Beth writes down the license plate, only to return moments
later in a different car with a curious sticker on the front.
At that moment, Sebastian comes back looking for his keys.
Beth hits him with the door and tries to run away as he explains he isn't a creep, he has
those cameras for security because people do awful things while renting.
She doesn't believe him because he didn't share enough with the police, causing Sebastian
to take out his phone and begin deleting videos so they can't be used as evidence.
Beth tries to stop him and in the struggle, she accidentally pushes Sebastian and he hits
his head against the table.
He's still alive, though, thus Beth takes his keys and runs out of the building before
he can recover.
Zain is waiting for her and drives her to the taxi company, where they find the owner
of the license plate Beth wrote down.
The man explains Kate made her follow the escorts for a while, then she got out at the
police station.
Beth doesn't understand this because when the cops didn't have a report of her stolen
bag, and remembers Pavic didn't file her report either.
Meanwhile, her face has been appearing on tv as a wanted person, so the company receptionist
has called the police.
The cops arrive and Beth notices the curious sticker on Pavic's car - he must've been the
murderer, that's why he never filed any of their reports.
Zain and Beth run away, but there are too many officers after them, so Zain surrenders
to give Beth time to escape and call her lawyer.
Unfortunately, Pavic sees her and follows her to the top of a building, where Beth accuses
him of killing Kate because she turned him down when he hit on her.
Furious, Pavic grabs Beth to make her shut up as he calls Kate a tramp, only to be interrupted
by Kovac's arrival.
Beth takes advantage of Pavic getting distracted to push him off her, accidentally sending
him off the roof into his death.
Sometime later, at the police station, Kovac apologizes for the wrong accusations.
They recovered the footage from the apartment and the security cameras on the street, showing
Pavic dropped Kate at the apartment, and later, there's a man near the sea pushing Kate into
the water.
Pavic used to work vice, and many female street workers had claimed he assaulted them, but
during the investigation, the women retreated their statements, probably because Pavic threatened
them.
Since he couldn't be fired, he had been moved to the tourist division.
They've also searched the escorts' apartment and found the illegal substances, because
it turns out it's true that they intoxicated women in order to rob them.
Beth is declared innocent, and when she leaves the building, she hugs Zain to thank him for
his help.
Once she returns to London, Beth stays in contact with Zain through text messages.
She also breaks up with Rob, and they take turns taking care of their daughter.
One afternoon, when dropping Aster at Rob's place, she has to turn him down again when
he asks to reconcile.
She's also in need of her spare car key, and Rob tells her to check his jacket.
When she does so, there's a big surprise waiting in his pocket: it's a bead from the necklace
she gifted Kate.
It's only a two-hour flight from London to Croatia, so Rob could've flown after hanging
up with Beth, which had been his alibi.
Beth goes to the bathroom to call Kovac and tell her about the real culprit, but when
Rob checks on her, she decides to put her phone away in her pocket.
Then she comforts Rob with the bead, making it confess he did indeed fly to Croatia that
night, but he swears Kate's death had been an accident.
He also says Kate had confessed her love for him when actually, he and Kate had only been
together once as a rebound fling and she regretted it.
Rob had been stalking her since their only night together, asking for more, but Kate
kept turning him down.
When she decided she would tell Beth the truth, Rob got angry and hit her, which pushed her
into the water.
Rob begs Beth not to tell the police since the case is closed, but it's too late: Beth
has had Kovac on the line all this time and she heard everything.
Angry, Rob tries to get the phone from her, but Beth hits him and grabs Aster, running
away with her daughter while the cops arrive to arrest Rob.