In the haunting stillness of a Laotian home, a fragile young woman battles a chronic illness that blurs the line between reality and nightmare. When the ghostly figure of her deceased mother begins appearing in flickering visions, she must question whether it’s a cruel side effect of her medication or a desperate message from beyond. As the spectral visits grow more insistent, she is drawn into a web of buried secrets and paternal dread, where the truth behind her mother’s death refuses to stay silent. Mattie Do’s atmospheric debut weaves a slow-burning dread that lingers long after the credits fade, perfect for those who crave psychological horror steeped in cultural unease.































































