In this taut fifteen-minute drama from director Miles Caradine, a seemingly ordinary gathering takes a dark turn when the host reveals a shocking secret about the bright red punch being served. Zachary Van Zandt anchors the story as a partygoer who begins to question the safety of the food coloring after a friend, played by Meghan Wolfe, experiences a sudden and alarming reaction. As the evening progresses, a small group of guests, including a skeptical scientist portrayed by Nimai Sundar and a panicked parent played by Jack Pappas, must decide whether to dismiss the warning as paranoia or confront the possibility of a systemic contamination. The film builds a claustrophobic, suspenseful atmosphere as trust erodes and the line between a harmless additive and a dangerous toxin blurs. With a sharp, minimalist script and a cast that includes Ella Spalla and Brian Plaideau, Miles Caradine crafts a chilling social thriller that questions the hidden ingredients in everyday life.