On a stormy summer night, five teenage girls gather for a sleepover, seeking refuge from the oppressive heat and the looming anxieties of adolescence in a quiet suburban home. What begins as a typical evening of gossip and games slowly transforms into something far more haunting as the girls, led by performances from Elena Burger, Dennise Gregory, and Ayla Guttman, take turns sharing dark, personal stories. Directed by Graham Swon, this atmospheric drama delves into the secret worlds these young women harbor, where whispered tales of fear, desire, and trauma blur the lines between fiction and confession. As the night deepens and the stories grow more intense, the central conflict emerges not from outside threats, but from the unsettling power of their shared narratives to expose hidden truths and fracture their fragile camaraderie. Crafting a tense, slow-burn atmosphere, the film masterfully uses its single setting to explore the psychological landscapes of its characters, building a palpable sense of dread that lingers long after the final secret is told.