Afterschool

Robert immerses himself in a film project at a private school, eager to explore his creativity and document the world around him. This seemingly innocuous endeavor quickly shifts to something far more harrowing, setting the stage for the tragic events that will unfold shortly after.

While filming, Robert inadvertently captures the distressing moment when twin sisters succumb to the effects of drugs laced with rat poison. This horrifying scene plays out before him, and despite his shock, he hesitates to seek help, instead holding one of the girls in his lap as she fades away.

In the wake of the sisters' death, a chilling silence falls over the school, punctuated only by the sounds of the girl's desperate cries. As the authorities begin to piece together what happened, the incident remains shrouded in mystery, leaving Robert haunted by guilt.

In an effort to prevent further tragedies, the school enacts stricter drug policies and begins conducting bag checks among the students. However, these measures arrive much too late to influence the outcome of the tragic event that just occurred.

Robert is consumed by guilt, grappling with the weight of responsibility for the twins' death. The oppressive atmosphere throughout the school adds to his torment, as he feels partly responsible for failing to act when the tragedy unfolded.

Robert and his fellow student, Amy, are assigned to create a video tribute for the deceased twins. This project quickly becomes complicated as they struggle to find the right balance, torn between honoring the girls and the school administration's demands for editing the emotional content.

As Robert and Amy present their memorial video, it faces significant backlash from the school administration. The officials demand re-editing, insisting that the film’s emotional impact be diminished, further frustrating Robert and Amy.

Amid the emotional chaos, Robert and Amy find solace in one another, beginning to develop a deeper connection. They share intimate moments in the sanctuary of a wooded area, providing a brief escape from the intense pressures surrounding them.

Whispers suggest that Robert’s roommate, who has his own complicated feelings for Amy, may be complicating matters. The tension escalates as Robert becomes increasingly frustrated with the emotional complexities of their relationships against the backdrop of their shared grief.

The swirling emotions culminate in a fierce confrontation between Robert and his roommate, who unwittingly contributed to the drug distribution that led to the twins' demise. During this intense clash, Robert vehemently denies any involvement in the tragedy, heightening tensions with school officials.

As a result of the emotional turmoil and unresolved accusations, Robert is asked to take a leave of absence from school. This decision further isolates him and heightens his feelings of guilt and confusion regarding the tragic events.

In a disturbing turn, the film reveals a chilling sequence, showing Robert with a direct view of the tragic events. This harrowing moment captures his hand pressing down over one of the twins’ mouths and nose, suggesting an unsettling complicity in the disaster.

The final scenes depict Robert in a medicated state, appearing dazed and disconnected from reality. An unseen observer records him on a cell phone, underscoring the ongoing mystery surrounding the events that transpired and Robert's role in them as he grapples with the consequences.