The Good Neighbor

The plot introduces us to the main character from the first minutes. American journalist David Stevens, a former employee of the famous New York Times magazine (Luke Kleintank) recently moved to Riga, Latvia, for a new brilliant job. What at first seems like a great opportunity to get away from the grievances of the past and start a new life, one night takes a nightmarish turn. The day he walks with his charismatic neighbor Robert (Jonathan Rhys Myers). Heading home after meeting a beautiful woman at a club, David knocks down the same new acquaintance in his car. To his regret, she immediately dies. David and Robert try to keep the tragedy a secret, which becomes very difficult when the woman's sister Vanessa (Eloise Smith) starts looking for answers. As David gets closer to Vanessa, the dark side of Robert is revealed, who is trying to maintain his power over David. Immediately after the accident, David is tormented by guilt. A natural reaction to someone's murder, of course, but then he contacts Vanessa. Rick seems to be aware of the bleakness of such a relationship, but there is a romanticized feeling that covers the couple's later interactions. Will the secret become obvious and how will the relationship between the two neighbors and the sister of the deceased develop?