In this taut 45-minute psychological thriller co-directed by Basyma Saad and Sanja Grozdanic, "Permanent Trespass" plunges viewers into a world where boundaries blur and safety becomes an illusion. The film follows a reclusive artist who discovers that her meticulously curated sanctuary has been violated by an unseen intruder. As she grapples with the unsettling evidence of someone else's presence in her home, her grip on reality begins to fray, forcing her to question whether the threat is external or born from within her own mind. The central conflict unfolds as she races against time to uncover the truth, confronting her deepest fears and the dark corners of her past. With a claustrophobic atmosphere that intensifies with each passing moment, the movie masterfully blends elements of suspense and psychological horror, keeping audiences on edge. The protagonist's journey is one of survival and self-discovery, where every creak and shadow could signal danger or deception. "Permanent Trespass" promises a gripping, immersive experience that lingers long after the credits roll, exploring themes of privacy, paranoia, and the fragility of human sanity.