Jack Corral lives a solitary life, burdened by the trauma of a childhood car crash that claimed both his parents. To survive, Jack has constructed a fragile reality supported by therapy, medication, and a group of imagined flatmates — each representing a piece of his fractured psyche. . In a pivotal moment, Jack discards his remaining medication, signalling his disillusionment with recovery.  When Jack meets Amy, a kind and intuitive artist, their unexpected connection offers him a chance at something real. But his emotional awakening also stirs deeper fears, triggering the rise of Gerrat Tensh — a powerful and destructive internal persona determined to sever Jack’s ties to the outside world. Meanwhile, a journalist begins investigating Jack after he’s labelled a hero for saving a child, unknowingly closing in on the truth Jack is barely holding together.

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As Jack’s inner world begins to turn on him, his flatmates grow erratic, a mysterious note warns “Dark ventures approach,” and a new persona — KP, an internal “agent” — emerges to protect Amy. But KP’s presence cannot hold back the collapse. When he discovers a hidden darkroom filled with surveillance photos of his life, Jack realizes his inner selves have been monitoring him for years. The final battle with Tensh forces Jack to confront the darkest part of himself — and choose between isolation and intimacy. In the aftermath, Jack returns to an eerily quiet flat, unsure if the storm has passed, but finally willing to face the future — with Amy by his side.