In this taut and intimate drama from director Naomie Lubineau, the boundaries between reality and digital existence blur for a young woman grappling with profound isolation. The film centers on a character portrayed by Emma Guillod, who finds herself increasingly disconnected from the tangible world, retreating into the glowing screen of her computer for solace and connection. Her only lifeline to the outside appears to be a virtual relationship with a mysterious online presence, played by Catherine Sandrin, whose true intentions remain hauntingly unclear. As the protagonist’s reliance on this digital bond deepens, her grasp on her own identity and the people around her begins to fray, plunging her into a psychological maze where every notification and message carries immense weight. The film’s atmospheric tension is built through quiet, lingering shots and a minimalist score that amplifies the sense of creeping dread. This compelling exploration of loneliness and the search for authentic connection in a hyper-connected age asks whether the personas we craft online can ever truly save us from ourselves, leaving viewers questioning what lies just beyond the screen.