In this tense and compact thriller directed by Aidan Sandoval, a seemingly ordinary hiking trip spirals into a nightmare of survival and suspicion. The story follows a tight-knit group of friends, including the charismatic Jack McLaughlin and the pragmatic Ricky Montez, who set out for a weekend of bonding in a remote wilderness. As tensions simmer beneath the surface, their excursion is violently disrupted by a catastrophic rockslide that leaves one of their party gravely injured and trapped. With no cell service and rescue hours away, the group must confront their deepest fears and darkest secrets as they struggle to free their friend. The situation grows increasingly desperate when they realize the slide may not have been a natural accident, pointing a finger of blame among the panicking hikers. Stacie Ivey and Jerzey Nivahn deliver gripping performances as friends torn between loyalty and self-preservation, while Mia-Danielle Ceballos portrays the injured party with raw vulnerability. Sandoval crafts a claustrophobic atmosphere of escalating dread, blending survival drama with psychological tension as the clock ticks down and trust fractures. This eight-minute short packs an emotional and suspenseful punch, leaving viewers questioning just how far someone will go when pushed to the edge.