SYNOPSIS:

Lucia Moretti, a brilliant but emotionally guarded financial executive, is forced to return home when her father — head of an Italian-American crime family — suffers a debilitating stroke. Asked to temporarily oversee the family’s legitimate holding company, Lucia believes she can bring order and transparency to a business she’s long tried to escape. While reviewing internal forecasts and growth projections, Lucia notices disturbing correlations between the company’s most profitable periods and acts of extreme violence connected to the family’s criminal operations. At first dismissing the pattern as coincidence, she soon uncovers archived projections that precisely predicted real murders years before they occurred. As Lucia digs deeper, she realizes the company’s predictive analytics don’t cause violence — they anticipate it with terrifying accuracy. Attempts to alter forecasts only shift the outcome, never preventing the bloodshed. The family treats the projections as inevitability, using them to prepare rather than intervene. When the data predicts a violent event involving someone Lucia loves — and eventually herself — she must decide whether to preserve the family business and accept its cost, or destroy the system entirely, knowing that doing so may trigger immediate chaos and death. Lucia is forced to confront the true price of legacy, power, and the illusion of control.