In the taut psychological thriller Degree of Certainty, directed by Simon Schneider, a seemingly routine encounter spirals into a chilling game of perception and paranoia. The film centers on a man whose unwavering belief in his own moral compass is put to the test when he is confronted by a series of unsettling events that challenge everything he holds to be true. As he navigates a world where trust is a dangerous currency, he finds himself locked in a tense psychological standoff with a mysterious figure, played by Peter MacKenzie, whose motives remain frustratingly opaque. With each passing moment, the line between reality and delusion blurs, forcing the protagonist to question not only the intentions of those around him but also the very foundation of his own sanity. Featuring a gripping performance from Trace Guzmán and supported by a talented ensemble including John Billingsley and Rob Nagle, this short-form thriller masterfully builds an atmosphere of relentless suspense. It is a razor-sharp exploration of doubt and conviction, leaving audiences to ponder just how much certainty they can truly afford.