Are You in the House Alone?

A 16-year-old high school student with a passion for photography, Gail is lively and romantic but becomes the target of a chilling stalking campaign. Her courage grows as she confronts fear, asserts her voice, and seeks protective action from adults in her life.

The antagonist who stalks Gail with calculated manipulation, turning everyday interactions into threats. He underestimates Gail and the strength of those who support her, ultimately facing legal consequences that reflect the film's commentary on accountability.

Gail's boyfriend who appears in the midst of danger, offering support and help to bring the stalker to light. He represents a protective yet imperfect response to a crisis, and participates in stopping the immediate threat.

Gail's mother, who is overprotective and preoccupied with maintaining appearances and Neil's reputation. Her reluctance to acknowledge Gail's fear creates tension, highlighting familial pressures during a crisis.

Gail's father, recently fired from his job, whose pride and anger are intertwined with family honor. He embodies the conflict between personal scandal, parental protection, and the drive for justice.

Gail's teacher, whose relationship with his students and his own moral compass situate him as a figure of trust and authority. He encourages Gail not to be afraid and supports her pursuit of truth.

Gail's best friend who initially treats the stalking as a prank. Her input and connection to Phil as a boyfriend introduce tension and highlight how communities can misinterpret danger.

A figure within Gail's social circle who becomes part of the surrounding dynamics as the story unfolds. She interacts with Gail's world through dating Gail's teacher and the local community.

Gail's art teacher and ally who reinforces courage and self-expression. He stands as a voice of reason during Gail's difficult journey through fear and its aftermath.