In the suffocating grip of a single mother’s tireless routine, Seong-hee’s determination to protect her young daughter drives her to blanket their home with surveillance cameras. But what begins as a bid for safety soon morphs into a waking nightmare, as the flickering screens begin to capture impossibilities that shatter the boundaries of reality. Each glitch, each shadow, each uninvited whisper in the static gnaws at Seong-hee’s sanity, revealing that the true horror might not be intruding from outside—but festering within the walls of their own fragile sanctuary. As the line between watcher and watched dissolves, Homecam traps you in a claustrophobic spiral of paranoia, where the scariest thing isn’t what you see, but what the cameras see when you’re not looking.






























































