Overview
- Evy, played by Nina Kiri, returns home to care for her dying mother as eerie events mirror ten anonymous audio recordings examined on her late-night paranormal podcast.
- Critics at Sundance highlight the film’s meticulous sound design as its standout feature, noting its potency in theaters and on headphones.
- Kiri’s near solo on-screen performance anchors the single-location narrative, with other key characters heard only through audio.
- A24 acquired the film after its festival bow, reopened the edit, and set a U.S. theatrical release for March 13, 2026.
- Ian Tuason cites influences from Paranormal Activity to The Babadook and describes mapping a creeps-to-scares rhythm, as some reviews question the protagonist’s skepticism and the finale’s payoff.