Dolly

Macy navigates a fractured relationship while hiking through a dense forest. Her internal hesitation regarding domestic permanence vanishes when a hulking figure in a cracked ceramic mask shatters their reality. Trapped in a grotesque parody of a nursery, she wakes to find her agency stripped away. Her captor demands total submission to a role involving high chairs and cribs. Faced with the immediate threat of bodily mutilation, Macy relies on her instinct for deception. She adopts a mask of infantile compliance to soothe the beast. The cost of this survival is a grueling descent into physical degradation as she mimics a helplessness that threatens to become her permanent psychic state.