As American missionaries move into a house in the Philippines, their cleaning lady discovers an unsettling presence from the past.

College student Stevie-Ray struggles to find connection or purpose. Her days are filled with aimless wandering and anxiety-ridden dreams, most likely fuelled by smoking too much marijuana.

The night of a sorority hazing event, Scotty, a college freshman, must make an impression on the older girl she wants as her “big”. As the night goes on, Scotty realizes how far she’s willing to go to prove herself. Power dynamics are not what they seem.

Early-pandemic, Jay and Celine head to a rental house to reconnect. While Celine films a documentary on their disintegrating relationship, a recently ‘cancelled’ Jay becomes increasingly paranoid about his portrayal, setting up hidden cameras to spy on Celine.

Three white male filmmakers meet for a long weekend to make a final attempt to salvage their ambitious, semi-fictional film about “reality.” However, holed up together in an empty room, their creative disagreements only escalate, and the dialogue becomes increasingly defensive and toxic. As the Hollywood film they imagined collapses, the three begin to wrestle each other—desperately, shamelessly—for control over the narrative about what poisoned their collaboration.

At the apex of California's fire season, 16-year-old Mae and her sisters become prey to a hidden camera. As the fires intensify, a sheet ghost is conjured -- representing the convergence of lust and violation within her girlhood.

A girl goes missing.