In a forlorn farmhouse tucked away in rural Georgia, the film unfolds like a somber elegy—a narrative where psychological unease meets spectral intrusion. The image of a solitary, shrouded figure in the yard serves as a quiet incantation, summoning reflections on grief and the inescapable specter of solitude. The farmhouse, marred by neglect and stripped of modern conveniences, becomes a stage where every shadow and empty corridor whispers the remnants of a once vibrant life.

The story centers on Ramona, a bereft widow whose existence has been unmoored by loss. With her household in disarray and her own inner turmoil palpable, she struggles amid the silence that only deepens with the mysterious visitor’s subtle approach. Her teenage son and young daughter, each bearing their own silent burdens, complete a family portrait marked by isolation and fractured reality.

The film opts for a dialogue between visceral dread and contemplative introspection,...