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Jemma's best friend Lorna has started to pull away from her. When Jemma decides to host a wild house party, she'll have to contend with a whirlwind of obsession, paranoia and anxiety to desperately keep Lorna close, no matter the cost.
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Jemma's best friend Lorna has started to pull away from her. When Jemma decides to host a wild house party, she'll have to contend with a whirlwind of obsession, paranoia and anxiety to desperately keep Lorna close, no matter the cost.
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Written By:Ana Garcia Rico
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Studio:Flaco Films, Lee Films
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