Synopsis
Q. Why do they die instead of you? Explain your reasoning in 300 characters or less.
“Be glad. You have been chosen.”
Headmaster Schaefer spoke these words to over a hundred abducted children.
The place where these children will be confined for months to come is an abandoned school building deep in the mountains, unmarked on any map.
To ensure the children don’t resist or escape, they are surrounded by enormous mannequins.
Marte was the first to die. He was pushed from the gallery with a noose already around his neck.
Amidst this all, Adolf prayed silently to himself:
“There is no god in this world. There is no story in this world.”
A splatter horror depicting the mundane, relentless killing of over a hundred boys confined in a remote boarding school.
This is a story that confronts head-on the inexplicable mystery of why someone dies on the other side of a news screen—neither you nor me.
The conclusion is simple: there is no inevitability. The one who died yesterday could have just as easily been you or me.
It simply portrays the fear, emptiness, and sorrow of that reality. We hope you will appreciate it.
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