Synopsis

Within these walls, a curated reality unfolds, presented for the gaze of unseen eyes. The inhabitants, aware of their audience, perform their everyday lives – sharing whispers on couches, and disagreements in the kitchen – all orchestrated for the entertainment of strangers. But as the cameras roll, a question lingers: is this manufactured existence any less taxing than the constant scrutiny of public life? Will the weight of being perpetually observed prove heavier than anticipated?