Directed by Malin Barr and Cleo Handler, this taut twelve-minute short throws viewers into a high-stakes game of love and suspicion. The film follows a young woman navigating the treacherous waters of modern dating, where every charming smile might hide a dangerous secret. When she meets a seemingly perfect partner who ticks all the right boxes, her friends’ playful warnings about so-called "red flags" take on a chilling new meaning. As small inconsistencies in his story begin to surface, she must decide whether her growing unease is just paranoia or a life-saving instinct. The film masterfully blends the breezy, awkward humor of early romance with the creeping tension of a psychological thriller, creating an atmosphere that keeps audiences guessing. With sharp dialogue and a minimalist approach that maximizes every second of its brief runtime, Red Flag explores how easily attraction can cloud judgment and how the most critical warnings often come not from others, but from within. The directors craft a suspenseful, relatable tale that resonates long after the final frame.