Your parasocial obsession might literally eat you alive.
When a controversial influencer suddenly disappears, a terminally online sycophant goes hunting for answers, but comes face-to-face with the monstrosity of his own sins.
Acting
Jaquinot's sweaty desperation is uncomfortably authentic
Direction
Ward weaponizes screen recordings like nobody's business
Editing
The 88 minutes feel like doomscrolling into hell
Director
David Ward
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The film was shot entirely on consumer devices—phones, webcams, Ring doorbells—to make every frame feel authentically 'found'.
The 'Let. Me. In.' catchphrase originated from an actual deleted influencer's final post, which Ward licensed after tracking down her estate.
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