In the quiet aftermath of a profound personal tragedy, a reclusive architect, portrayed by Oscar Isaac, attempts to design a home that can contain his grief, only to find the lines between memory, reality, and his own sanity beginning to blur. His solitary process is disrupted by the arrival of a enigmatic young woman, played by Florence Pugh, who claims a mysterious connection to his past and challenges the very foundations of his carefully constructed world. This atmospheric drama, directed by Denis Villeneuve, delves into the haunting interior landscape of loss, as the man is forced to confront whether he is building a sanctuary or a prison of his own making. As the past encroaches upon the present, the film masterfully builds a tense, psychological atmosphere where every shadow in the minimalist home seems to hold a secret, and the central conflict becomes a desperate struggle to distinguish truth from the architecture of a broken heart.