Life After Death

The story unfolds across a quiet town centered on the Slocums' home. The park provides daylight exposure where Beth's eerie condition becomes evident, while the backyard and graveyard anchor the rising tension. A safety-focused network of shelters marks the survivors' attempt to reclaim normal life.

💔 Grief

Zach's world is shattered by Beth's death, driving him into a protracted emotional struggle. He searches for closure by staying close to Beth's family and revisiting painful memories. The film uses intimate conversations and confrontations to explore how grief distorts trust and intimacy.

🔮 Rebirth

The revelation that Beth is not truly dead introduces a supernatural undercurrent: reincarnation and concealment by her parents. The mood thickens as Beth's returning presence destabilizes familiar roles and raises questions about the price of keeping family secrets. The supernatural element blurs the line between love and control.

🧩 Obsession

Zach's fixation on Beth drives him to break into the house and risk everything. His longing becomes a dangerous compulsion that challenges boundaries and safety for himself and others. The tension escalates as the relationship spirals toward violence and moral compromise.