Based on a true story.
A powerless deep-sea fishing vessel is towed back to port, with two-thirds of its crew mysteriously missing.
Under interrogation, the six survivors stick to the same story: They ran into a storm, and everyone else died.
Guan Qi is lucky enough to be one of the six, but the moment he steps off the boat, he's arrested.
The forensic examiner scrapes flesh and blood from a crevice in the cabin that belongs to none of the "missing" crew members.
Before he disappeared, the head chef sent a text message to his wife.
In the middle of the night, the silent young man in the holding cell scratches a line into the wall with his fingernail: "Don't trust them. There was a thirty-fourth person."
But there were clearly only thirty-three people on the boat.
When the forensic report comes in, the extra DNA doesn't belong to any registered crew member.
It belongs to a living person, someone sitting in the interrogation room right now, making up a shipwreck story along with them.
Six people, six different stories. Each claims to be an innocent bystander, and each points the finger at someone else. But they agree on one thing: None of them will say the name of the "extra person."
Evasive words, elusive truths: Where did the missing people go?
