When devastating news shatters her world, Marta makes a chilling choice: to seal herself inside her own home, severing all contact with the outside. But what begins as an act of desperate isolation quickly curdles into a waking nightmare, as the silence of her self-imposed prison starts to whisper back. Strange sounds in the walls, unsettling shadows that shift just beyond her vision, and an oppressive weight in the air make it clear she is not alone. As the line between her fractured psyche and a tangible malevolence blurs, Marta must confront the horrifying truth of what she has locked inside with her. Sola is a slow-burn descent into paranoia and dread, where the greatest terror may not be the unknown outside, but the darkness that dwells within reach.






























































