Directed by Zane Morrow, this intimate drama unfolds within the confines of a single therapy session, where the boundaries between patient and therapist begin to blur. Corinne Levy stars as a woman grappling with the weight of her past, seeking clarity through the guidance of a counselor portrayed by Matthew Francis Hess. As the conversation deepens, the exchange becomes a raw and revealing mirror, pulling both characters into a shared space of vulnerability and confrontation. The presence of Julie Kessel, Madison Hubler, and Reda Fassi-Fihri adds further layers to this emotional landscape, hinting at connections that complicate the present moment. With a taut, seven-minute runtime, the film captures a single, charged encounter where every word carries consequence. The atmosphere is tense and introspective, a character-driven exploration of memory, trust, and the fragile process of opening up. In this brief but potent window, the film asks whether true understanding can emerge when two people are willing to face their own truths.