In just six minutes, director Milo Newson crafts a taut, claustrophobic thriller that traps its audience in a single, unsettling location. The film follows a small group of strangers, including the perceptive Grace (played by Grace Britchford) and the anxious Abby (played by Abby Falk), who find themselves locked in a dimly lit room with no memory of how they arrived. As they search for a way out, they discover a cryptic set of instructions and a countdown timer that fuels their growing panic. Tensions escalate among the group, with the pragmatic Grace Igor and the volatile Leotie Friar adding layers of suspicion and desperation. Central to their ordeal is a mysterious door marked "Scene 13," which seems to hold the key to their escape—or their doom. The film expertly balances psychological dread with a race-against-time narrative, exploring how fear and mistrust can fracture a group under pressure. With its concise runtime, this intense drama delivers a concentrated dose of suspense that lingers long after the final, breathless moment.