Guantanamo Bay

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A retrenched bank manager grapples with his traumatic past as he embarks on a flight to London, haunted by the loss of his daughter in the Twin Towers. Accompanied by his wife, he becomes increasingly paranoid about fellow passenger Harold Byron, believing he represents a threat. As he follows Byron across Europe, from the Sistine Chapel to the Colosseum, he confronts his fears and questions the true nature of his wife. This journey through London, Italy, and Germany leads him to a chilling reckoning, intertwining themes of terror, paranoia, and personal loss.