In a world where the color of your skin can seal your fate, one man's resilience faces the ultimate test. Meet Ellis Georges, a promising Haitian with hope for a better future and the American dream, whose life is shattered when he's wrongfully imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit. In an instance, he confronts the darkest corners of humanity-racism, violence, and betrayal-while wrestling with despair and the haunting specter of wrongful conviction. All because another man decided to violate the law and target the home and family of Ellis.

As Ellis navigates the suffocating confines of a holding cell, he grapples with his identity and the weight of society's judgments. With every passing moment, he struggles to retain his hope until he encounters a snappy lawyer named "Mr. B," whom his wife finds in a desperate search for help.

But freedom comes at a cost. Released on house arrest, Ellis emerges into a world that has instantly changed and turned its back on him when he seeks justice for police cruelty and racism. Haunted by the ghosts of that night and his relentless quest for redemption, he must confront the multi-faceted trials that stand in his way-loss, societal prejudice, and the acceptance he desperately seeks to reclaim.

Felon is a powerful exploration of the fragility of justice and the strength of the human spirit. Join Ellis on an emotional ride through depravity and despair as he fights against the odds to find redemption, reclaim his life, and live his dreams amidst the shadows of the past.