FREQUENCY: the sound of breathing

Two worlds. Two hearts. One Wall. And a radio station that is about to ignite the airwaves.
Oakhaven Heights is a marble and crystal prison, a perfect model where nothing ever goes wrong.
Leo Vance's life on this side of the Wall is a geometry of cold, Flavourless privileges, sketched onto graph paper by a father who demolishes neighbourhoods with the same indifference with which he brushes dust off his loafers. But beyond the concrete walls, where smog clings to your skin and lives remain invisible, the heart of the Basin beats.
Here, the rebellious Maya runs Radio Outcast, a pirate radio station that serves as the sole heartbeat of a people the establishment wishes to silence.
The breaking point comes with the 'Concert of the Year': a multimillion-dollar superstar hired to pacify the collective conscience and drown out the cries of the marginalized.
However, Maya has another plan: to turn that hypocritical celebration into a megaphone for dissent. When Leo accidentally intercepts Maya's
frequencies, he realises that the 'scum' his father tried to shield him from is the only truth worth hearing.
As the authorities close in, Leo must decide whether to remain a puppet or become a shadow among shadows. Because, when the music is pierced by the voice of the Basin, the awakening will be collective. And then, there will be no turning back.