Neutrino Girl

It’s X-Men: First Class meets The Diary of a Teenage Girl.

Our story begins on a remote military base. A young pregnant woman named, Sarah, mourns her husband as his coffin is lowered into the ground. Fifteen years later, Sarah protects her daughter’s secret. Anne has the extraordinary ability to become transparent and pass through solid matter, an unintended consequence of a failed experiment that took her father's life. Anne and Sarah are eventually located by military forces. In the ensuing melee, Anne escapes, but her mother is killed trying to protect her.

Looking for answers, Anne returns to the military base where it all began. There she befriends Michael, a disillusioned scientist left alone at the abandoned base. Michael sheds light on the project that took her father's life and persuades Anne to use her powers to expose the corrupt powers that created her. Before she can begin, military forces storm the base and capture her. Anne is taken to a secret facility where she is subjected to painful experiments. Close to death, Anne manages to outwit her captures and escape. During her escape, she frees a fellow prisoner, an alien named Gree.

As Anne helps Gree contact his people and escape Earth, she learns that the alien is the true origin of her abilities. Determined to expose everything, Anne becomes the proverbial fly on the wall, wandering through the corridors of power, collecting a treasure trove of secrets. After leaking classified information onto the internet, Anne is labeled a terrorist by the government.

In the White House situation room, the President and his Generals watch as a drone targets and destroys a city bus Anne is traveling on. The administration portrays the bombing as a suicide attack, carried out by Anne. Severely wounded, Anne appears in the White House residents and confronts the President. Believing Anne is dying, the President confesses to the bombing. Anne’s alien friend Gree, suddenly materializes and has recorded everything. Anne and Gree escape, just as secret service agents rush in. Weeks later, Anne recovers on a beach, watching on a smartphone as the President is led away in handcuffs.