Exposed

Isabel de La Cruz, a Latina woman, experiences a life altering moment after what some call a miracle. The event unsettles her, and she begins to notice unsettling, inexplicable occurrences around her life. At the same time, Detective Scott Galban, a principled but weary cop, becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth behind the death of his partner Janine Cullen. His investigation pulls him toward Isabel and the strange experiences that follow. As the case deepens, lines blur between faith and fact and conspiracy, forcing both to confront their beliefs and wounds. What begins as a police procedure grows into a meditation on truth, and a wall of secrets waits for many viewers. The human stakes grow with every clue uncovered.

Directed by Gee Malik Linton, Exposed is a crime drama built around a miraculous event and a detective's pursuit. Keanu Reeves headlines as Detective Scott Galban alongside Ana de Armas as Isabel de La Cruz with a tight ensemble worldwide.

Box office receipts reflect a limited release totaling about 269,915 worldwide. The figures underscore the film's niche appeal and the way it relied on atmosphere and performances rather than broad marketing and across a handful of markets globally for distributors.

The film's quiet approach keeps it within the realm of the crime drama rather than a blockbuster, inviting viewers to judge its ideas rather than chase spectacle. Its quiet ambition invites thoughtful discussion afterward. The film's restrained pace invites viewers to discuss motive and truth for audiences across different cultures.

Critical response was mixed, with praise aimed at mood and performances while some critics found the plot opaque. The film probes belief versus evidence, the pull of miracles against the pull of truth, and how trauma shapes perception. Audiences may leave with questions about belief and truth that linger too.