The premise is interesting, but the developments, devs if you will, are embarrassingly lacking. If I personally I'm to be interested in a story, it must above all follow a logical pattern that is somewhat consitent to what it realistically more plausible than not.

The catharsis for the plot is the relationship of the actress and her boyfriend. We are know love has no boundaries. We can act quite unreasonably when we are in love. Does that mean are unreasonable acts are a story worth telling? My answer would be, no.

The boyfriend chose a line of work that justified his end. His story and hers should have ended there or at least should not have been used as anchor for the story. I have no interest where the rabbit hole she is digging will lead her, because her motivations to do is borderline absurd to me. It makes for the greater part of the story.

If they had develop the story in a less linear fashion, having her find about her boyfriend background at the end of her troubles to get to the bottom of his mysterious death or disappearance, it would I have been acceptable. She found at the very beginning who he was. It so happenned, I agreed with the way he ended and therefore found no reasonable alternative as to why a smart civilian, regardless of relationship, would seek answers to what seemed reasonable conclusions. I like the scifi portions of it, hence 5/10.