A man files a lawsuit against himself, turning the legal system into a mirror of his own conscience — where guilt, truth, and judgment collapse into one.

SYNOPSIS:

Jonas Vance, a quiet man with a precise sense of order, files a lawsuit against himself.

What begins as a bureaucratic absurdity soon turns into a moral experiment that unsettles everyone involved — the judge, the prosecutor, and his own defense attorney.

Each hearing dissolves the boundaries between guilt, truth, and identity, until the legal system becomes a mirror of Jonas’s conscience.

In a world obsessed with proof and justice, Affidavit asks a simple question:

Can you condemn yourself — and still remain innocent?