Directed by Kévin Ars-Vives, this enigmatic mystery unfolds in a tight, thirty-minute window where reality and perception blur with unsettling precision. The film centers on a small group of individuals, including Farah Larabi, Basile Béziat, and Gaétan Guidat, who find themselves drawn into a cryptic project that defies logical explanation. As they delve deeper, each character is confronted with fragmented clues and shifting truths that challenge their understanding of what is real. Their motivations are as opaque as the central puzzle, forcing them to question not only the world around them but also their own memories and identities. The atmosphere is thick with suspense and a creeping sense of dread, characteristic of the genre's most gripping entries. With a runtime that demands intensity, the narrative wastes no time in establishing a claustrophobic tension that keeps the audience guessing. Louis Charpentier and Arthur Couronne add layers of intrigue as the plot twists toward an unsettling revelation. PROJET P 2 is a sleek, cerebral thriller that promises a haunting experience for fans of mind-bending mysteries.