Infection

The events unfold over a tense night in the hospital, spilling into the following day as staff confront fear, guilt, and a spreading infection. The narrative pivots on shifting perceptions, suggesting the outbreak may be as much psychological as biological.

A cramped, run-down hospital serves as the backdrop for a spreading crisis. The facility is chronically understaffed and overwhelmed, with peeling walls and crowded corridors. Room 3 becomes the epicenter of the mystery as a burn victim dies after a wrong drug is administered.

🧬 Infection

The film centers on fear-driven responses to a mysterious illness and the consequences of concealing the truth. The 'infection' is shown to permeate more than bodies, seeping into ethics, trust, and decision-making under pressure. It questions whether attempts to control danger by hiding it ultimately worsens the harm. The ending hints that the outbreak spreads through perception as much as biology.

🌀 Reality Shift

Reality is destabilized as the narrative hints at a hallucination or alternate timeline. Akiba's perspective is swapped with Akai's identity, challenging what is real and who is responsible. The twist invites viewers to question memory, truth, and accountability within the hospital's walls.

🩺 Ethical Dilemma

As deaths mount and a cover-up unfolds, medical staff are forced to confront the limits of professional ethics under extreme pressure. The decision to hide errors and mislead authorities triggers cascading consequences and violence. The film argues that preserving appearances can endanger lives and erode trust.