A political refugee, desperate for safety, is directed to a mysterious house that offers refuge in exchange for hard labour. At first, the community seems like salvation: shelter, food, and a sense of belonging he has long been denied. But as the days pass, the rules grow stranger, the residents more unsettling, and the price of membership becomes terrifyingly clear.

What began as sanctuary reveals itself as something far darker. Trapped in a Kafkaesque nightmare where transformation is the cost of survival, he must decide how much of himself he is willing to sacrifice to belong. A chilling allegory about immigration, institutional violence, and the erosion of identity.