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Cole appears to be an ordinary, relatable man, but his life has taken a dark turn ever since he witnessed a horrific murder-suicide. His world has unraveled—his wife has left him, haunting hallucinations plague his mind, and his once-promising career has spiraled downward, landing him a blue-collar job cleaning carpets. Just as things seem irreparably bleak, Cole receives a late-night assignment at an Italian-style mansion located far from the city. Accompanying him is Henry, the wealthy, arrogant homeowner who seems to derive cruel amusement from making Cole believe he may have just killed his wife. A mysterious reddish stain on the carpet, the ominous sound of a knife cutting into baked rabbit, and an incessantly ringing cell phone all add layers of tension. Is there truly been a murder, or is Cole’s grip on his fragile sanity slipping away? Featuring dynamic camerawork and an eerily playful soundscape, this gripping black comedy keeps audiences on edge, unraveling its chilling mystery right up to the final frame.