When Anne, a mother tormented by whispers only she can hear, begs for a final exorcism, her two children watch from the shadows, their eyes void of innocence. Father Stone, a weary priest haunted by past failures, arrives to cleanse the house, but as the ritual unfolds over three nights, he senses something deeply wrong. Is Anne truly possessed, or are her children weaving a darker deception, manipulating both faith and fear? The line between belief and madness blurs, and by the third night, Stone must confront a chilling truth: in this house, the demon may wear a child’s smile. A slow-burning descent into paranoia and dread, where every prayer is a gamble and every scream a clue.































































