Revolution Studios' sexy thriller "Perfect Stranger" asks the question: how far would you go to keep a secret? When investigative reporter Rowena Price (Halle Berry) learns that her friend's murder might be connected to powerful ad executive Harrison Hill (Bruce Willis), she goes undercover with the help of her associate, Miles Hailey (Giovanni Ribisi). Posing as Katherine, a temp at Hill's agency, and Veronica, a girl Hill flirts with online, Rowena surrounds her prey from all sides, only to discover that she isn't the only one changing identities. The closer Rowena gets to finding the truth, the more we see how far people will go to protect it.
This is a movie about secrets. Those we have. Those we share. And those we'll do anything to protect.
Rowena Price (HALLE BERRY) is an investigative reporter who has perfected the art of exposing other people's secrets. So when childhood friend Grace Clayton, who was having an affair with married advertising executive Harrison Hill (BRUCE WILLIS), turns up murdered, Rowena is determined to find the truth. Thanks to her associate, tech-savvy Miles Haley (GIOVANNI RIBISI), Rowena gains access to Grace's e-mail and learns that Grace was threatening to go to Hill's wife. Armed with that knowledge, Rowena goes undercover and becomes the perfect stranger - first as a temp, Katherine, in Hill's advertising agency, and then as Rocketgirl aka Veronica, another one of his online paramours. She watches the unsuspecting Hill from all sides, taking note of his wife doing the same. This is a man with an appetite for power, a weakness for women, and a wife on alert.
But in exposing Hill's secrets Ro unwittingly discovers a connection between Grace and two significant people in her life; her boyfriend, Cameron (GARY DOURDAN) and her best friend, Miles, leaving her feeling confused, betrayed, and with no one to trust on this journey.
The closer Ro gets to the truth, the more we begin to ask: What was this secret Grace had? And why would someone kill to protect it?
In a film about secrets and advertising, not everything is as it seems.
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