Your Home Is My Home
A young woman arrives at a quiet countryside house she has rented to spend some time alone. While filming a casual video tour for a friend, she notices a strange man standing at the edge of the forest, silently watching her. When she tries to confront him, the man begins to mirror her every movement with unsettling precision. As the distance between them slowly closes, the boundaries between inside and outside – safety and intrusion – begin to dissolve.
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A young woman arrives at a quiet countryside house she has rented to spend some time alone. While filming a casual video tour for a friend, she notices a strange man standing at the edge of the forest, silently watching her. When she tries to confront him, the man begins to mirror her every movement with unsettling precision. As the distance between them slowly closes, the boundaries between inside and outside – safety and intrusion – begin to dissolve.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Denys Kireiev
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Runtime:6 minutes
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