A dimly lit, sterile hospital-like room.
Laura wakes up and finds herself locked in a seclusion room in a mental health facility with no memory of what happened the night before. The only person Laura can interact with is Dr Grayson, who introduces himself as the psychologist assigned to assess her mental state and support her through recovery.
As the truth unfolds, we see the characters for who they really are. What are the boundaries they need in order to survive?


Emotional and physical manipulation, abuse and dysfunctional relationship dynamics.
Each character is capable of exploiting their power over the other while an awkward and almost comfortable connection creeps in between them.
While the rules keep changing and choices are questioned, we ask what dictates the boundaries we set to ourselves and the others?