The film “Eyeborgs” is about an extensive surveillance programme launched by the US government to ensure national security. Under the programme, all homes, streets and offices will be constantly monitored by mobile cameras called eyeborgs. Privacy is thus a thing of the past, as all cameras are networked with an overarching system that watches everything and everyone – all the time and without pause.
Gunner Reynolds is a top agent of the “Department of Homeland Security” and a strong supporter of the surveillance programme. But when he investigates some strange deaths where the objective evidence doesn’t match the recordings from the cameras, he begins to distrust the system. Reynolds believes that the cameras are not only watching, but also taking action themselves. He suspects that terrorists have found a way to control the system and manipulate the surveillance.
However, Reynolds has no idea that the situation is much worse and more threatening than he suspects. For it turns out that the Eyeborgs are not being manipulated by terrorists, but are acting on their own and pursuing their own agenda. The cameras are planning an attack on all of humanity and Reynolds must do everything he can to ward off the impending attack and save the world from total collapse.
