In this taut, eight-minute thriller directed by Connor Storrie, a tense psychological game unfolds between two strangers trapped in a confined space. The story follows a young woman, played by Bailey Tait, who finds herself in a high-stakes situation where trust is a dangerous luxury. Her counterpart, portrayed by Gio Fiorini, is a man whose intentions remain unsettlingly ambiguous, forcing her to navigate a web of manipulation and fear. As the clock ticks down, the central conflict revolves around a coercive demand that tests her resilience and moral boundaries. The film’s claustrophobic atmosphere amplifies the suspense, keeping viewers on edge as every word and gesture carries hidden weight. Without revealing the truth behind the duo’s encounter, the narrative builds to a gripping climax that explores the limits of persuasion and survival. With its sharp pacing and intense performances, COAX delivers a compact yet powerful dose of thriller tension that lingers long after the final frame.