In this taut nine-minute mystery from director Tane Wikaire, a simple gathering spirals into unsettling territory when an insatiable presence disrupts the lives of a small group. The film centers on a man whose primal, gnawing hunger becomes a catalyst for tension, pulling those around him—including individuals portrayed by Harper Milne, Michaela Caughley, William Plimmer, Ben Wong, Blake Burrows, and Elester Hutchinson—into a web of suspicion and dread. As the characters grapple with the consequences of this consuming need, their motivations and loyalties are tested, blurring the lines between desire and desperation. The atmosphere is thick with unease, crafted through sharp pacing and a minimalist approach that amplifies every glance and gesture. Without revealing the truth at its core, the narrative builds toward an unnerving reckoning, leaving viewers to question who is truly in control and what price must be paid to satisfy the hunger. A sleek, psychological puzzle that lingers long after its final frame.