When he and Amy Dunne celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary, Nick Dunne shares the news that Amy has vanished. Nick’s picture of a happy union starts to fall apart as the authorities begin to pressure him and the media becomes increasingly hysterical.
Soon, everyone will be asking the same troubling question due to his lies, deceits, and strange behavior: Did Nick Dunne kill his wife?
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