In a quiet city where people pass each other without ever really seeing, Evan Reed, a withdrawn social worker, begins noticing something no one else does — a pale, wandering figure that appears near shelters, abandoned buildings, and underpasses.
The ghost never screams.
It never scares.
It simply watches.
As Evan follows the apparition, he discovers the spirit belongs to Thomas, a homeless man who died unnoticed during a brutal winter, his existence erased from records and memory alike.
Bound to the places where kindness once flickered but never lasted, Thomas’s ghost cannot move on — not because of anger, but because no one remembers him.
With the help of Lena, a grieving street artist, and Noah, a young boy who can hear whispers from the dead, Evan sets out to uncover Thomas’s forgotten life.
As they piece together his past — lost family, broken dreams, and one final act of quiet heroism — the city itself begins to change, forcing people to see what they’ve long ignored.
But helping the ghost find peace means Evan must confront his own guilt and the moments when he, too, looked away.
In the end, Thomas doesn’t need revenge…
he needs to be remembered.
