In this taut and claustrophobic British indie thriller, a group of young men embark on a weekend getaway to a remote countryside yurt, seeking escape from the pressures of modern life. Directed by Oliver Walker, the film follows the quartet—played with raw intensity by Oliver Walker, Jonah Ozanne, Dylan Chapman, and Toby Bula-Edge—as their idyllic retreat slowly unravels into a gripping psychological ordeal. Each character carries unspoken tensions and personal demons, and the confined, isolated setting of the yurt becomes a pressure cooker for their fracturing relationships. As old grudges resurface and trust erodes, the group must confront not only the external threats of the unforgiving wilderness but also the dangerous secrets they harbor within. With a runtime of just sixty minutes, Yurt delivers a relentless, minimalist narrative that blends elements of survival drama and psychological horror. The film's atmospheric tension and intimate focus on character dynamics create an unsettling experience, questioning how well we truly know those closest to us when the walls close in.