Jake Morrison (Christopher Dorrah) is a dedicated and respected criminal psychiatrist trained to help individuals cope with traumatic events in their lives. In one of his most bizarre cases, Jake finds himself going down a road that he never imagined. Through intense, mind-boggling sessions he discovers a common trait with his psychotic patient. The NYPD's newest inmate, Leigh (Numa Perrier), is a woman scarred by a devastating childhood. She witnessed her mother's brutal murder at the hands of the woman who raised her from then on. Victoria (Vivienne Powell) is a ruthless drug lord who forces Leigh to live a life ruled by lies, betrayal, and murder. Only when Leigh meets Greg (Bivas Biswas) does she start to understand the true meaning of love, but it might be too late. When she realizes that her criminal life has robbed her of any chance of true happiness, she goes into a fit of rage. Only through elimination and confinement can she finally escape from her tormented life. Meanwhile, Jake is so engrossed in his personal life that he has difficulty separating fantasy from reality. He is at odds with his wife Sare (Tahiry Jose) and painfully struggles to mend the pieces of in his personal life, and he will stop at nothing to regain what has been lost. Jake is eventually forced to make an emotional decision that will change the course of his life forever. The real-life events of both psychiatrist and patient sends them to the point of no return. This breathtaking story makes "Beautiful Destroyer" a thriller that will leave you intrigued by the complicated relationships that people allow to dominate their lives.
—Christopher Dorrah