In this remarkably concise yet emotionally potent short film directed by Alfie Duncan, a single family grapples with the unsettling cracks beneath their idyllic surface. Captured through the intimate, voyeuristic lens of a home video camera, the narrative unfolds as a seemingly ordinary household documents their daily lives, from joyful celebrations to quiet, tense dinners. The father, driven by a desire to preserve perfect memories, and the mother, burdened by unspoken anxieties, become unwitting performers in their own domestic drama. As the footage accumulates, fleeting glances and strained silences hint at a deeper, unspoken conflict threatening to unravel their carefully constructed world. Blending the raw authenticity of found footage with the creeping dread of psychological horror, this two-minute experience masterfully distills a family's entire emotional history into a haunting glimpse of the secrets that hide just beyond the frame.