In the tense, ten-minute thriller "Scrape," director Sierra Grove crafts a claustrophobic portrait of a single, escalating moment. A young woman finds herself trapped in her car after a minor fender-bender, but the routine exchange of insurance information takes a sinister turn. What begins as an awkward interaction with the other driver, a man whose demeanor is just a little too intense, quickly spirals into a psychological game of cat and mouse. Her attempts to de-escalate the situation and simply drive away are met with increasingly unnerving resistance, blurring the line between a simple scrape and a potentially dangerous confrontation. This gripping short film masterfully builds an atmosphere of palpable dread from an everyday scenario, exploring the vulnerabilities of being alone and the terrifying uncertainty of a stranger's true intentions.