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Eight people gather in a school building for television recordings when a sudden blast changes everything. Authorities order the building sealed, and the group is cut off from the outside world with no clear explanation of what has happened.

The story follows Merel, who records life inside the school as days turn into weeks and the group struggles with hunger, darkness, and mounting tension. The narrative moves in a non-chronological pattern, jumping across days and gradually revealing how the isolation reshapes routines, relationships, and morale.

As supplies run low and the outside remains unknown, the group becomes increasingly unstable. Bonds fray, choices grow darker, and the line between reality, memory, and interpretation becomes harder to hold onto, leading to an open-ended and unresolved conclusion.