In the gripping psychological thriller Consent (2023), a respected university professor finds her life turned upside down when a former student accuses her of misconduct. As the allegations unfold, Dr. Rachel Monroe is forced to confront a past she has tried to bury. With her career, reputation, and personal life hanging by a thread, she grapples with the truth of what happened — and the complex line between consent and coercion. As the legal and social consequences intensify, Rachel becomes entangled in a web of conflicting narratives, questioning the motives of those around her, including her closest allies. The case sparks a nationwide debate on power dynamics, ethics, and the interpretation of consent in modern relationships. With mounting pressure and little room to maneuver, Rachel’s fight for redemption turns into a desperate struggle for survival, both professionally and personally. Tension builds as Consent explores themes of manipulation, justice, and the moral ambiguities that shape human interactions. Featuring standout performances and an unpredictable plot, this thought-provoking film challenges audiences to reconsider what it truly means to seek and give consent.