In this taut ten-minute psychological thriller, director Maddie Rush crafts an unsettling exploration of perception and reality. The story follows a young woman, played by Alex Crutchley, who begins a new job as a night security guard at a vast, dimly lit museum. Her routine is shattered when the lights suddenly malfunction, plunging her into total darkness. As she fumbles for a solution, she becomes convinced she is not alone, hearing footsteps and whispers that seem to come from the exhibits themselves. Driven by a growing sense of dread and a desperate need to understand what is happening, she navigates the claustrophobic halls, her only anchor being a flickering flashlight. The central conflict emerges as she must distinguish between her own fraying nerves and a genuine, unseen threat. Courtney Jones co-stars as a mysterious figure whose connection to the museum’s past may hold the key to the strange occurrences. With a tense, minimalist atmosphere and a script by Sydney Anderson, the film keeps viewers on edge, questioning what is real when the lights go out and whether the truth is more terrifying than the shadows.