What if you discovered that your solitary life was actually a reality show watched by an unseen audience?

In Hidden Camera, Zoran Živković spins a Kafkaesque mystery about an undertaker who finds a movie ticket slipped under his door. Sitting alone in an empty theater, he watches a screen that seems to be waiting for him. Convinced he has become the unwitting star of a "hidden camera" show, he follows a trail of mysterious envelopes through a zoo, a museum, and a park, seeking the elusive director of his life.

Blending the suspense of a detective thriller with the absurdity of existential philosophy, this novel is a masterful exploration of paranoia, fate, and the hope for connection. It asks the unsettling question: are we living our own lives, or just performing them for someone else?