In the intimate and simmering drama "Supper," a seemingly ordinary family meal becomes the stage for long-simmering tensions to finally boil over. Directed and written by Savannah Braswell, the film centers on a young woman, portrayed by Jayme Lawson, who returns to her family home for an evening that promises more than just shared food. As the gathering unfolds, her complex relationships with her siblings, including those played by Sam Straley and Mia Sydney, reveal a web of unspoken grievances and fragile alliances. The atmosphere grows increasingly charged, moving from polite conversation to raw confrontation, as each character is compelled to face the truths they have long avoided. With a taut, claustrophobic tone, "Supper" masterfully explores the drama inherent in familial bonds, examining how a single night can force a reckoning with the past and challenge the very foundations of home.