In a stark and deeply personal two-minute drama, Lucy Honeycutt directs and stars as a young woman locked in a silent, desperate war with her own reflection. The film plunges viewers into the claustrophobic reality of its protagonist, whose world has shrunk to the numbers on a scale and the relentless, punishing voice in her head. Every meal becomes a battlefield, every glance in the mirror a confrontation with a distorted enemy. As she navigates the rituals and rules of her self-imposed prison, the film explores the agonizing chasm between how she sees herself and the fragile, fading person the outside world perceives. With no easy answers or tidy resolutions, this raw and unflinching portrait captures the suffocating weight of a disorder that consumes from within. The atmosphere is tense and intimate, drawing the audience into the quiet, devastating struggle of a soul fighting for control over the one thing that feels wholly hers.