In the aftermath of a violent riot that shatters their urban life, Esther, Tomás, and their eight-year-old daughter Say retreat to a decaying rural house, a last-ditch sanctuary purchased in better days. As they plan an escape to France, the walls of this isolated haven begin to close in, and Tomás’s hidden intentions surface, threatening to unravel the fragile family. The house, once a beacon of hope, now harbors secrets that echo through its shadowed corridors, blurring the line between refuge and prison. Every creak and whisper in the cold, empty rooms amplifies their growing dread, as the true horror of their situation dawns—both within the house and within themselves. Disforia is a suffocating descent into paranoia, where the past refuses to stay buried and the future holds only darkness.






























































