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Tom, a grieving young advertising copywriter, travels to an isolated dairy farm in rural Quebec to attend the funeral of his secret lover, Guillaume. Upon arrival, Tom meets Guillaume’s grieving mother, Agathe, who warmly welcomes him, entirely unaware of the true nature of her deceased son’s relationship with Tom, believing him to be merely a professional acquaintance. However, the atmosphere shifts drastically when Guillaume’s older brother, Francis, abruptly enters the picture. Francis possesses a volatile, menacing aura and immediately recognizes Tom. Driven by a twisted need to protect his family's reputation and conceal the sordid, violent truth of Guillaume’s life and death from their fragile mother, Francis corners Tom and physically threatens him, forcing him to stay at the farm under the guise of an extended guest. Trapped by fear and his own profound grief, Tom finds himself unable to escape. As the days pass, a disturbing dynamic of psychological and physical dominance unfolds between the two men. Francis subjects Tom to a bizarre combination of intense intimidation, forced labor, and sudden, unsettling intimacy, compelling Tom to dance with him and participate in deeply unsettling domestic rituals. Despite the clear danger, Tom experiences a conflicted psychological entanglement with Francis, mirroring the toxic attachment he once had with Guillaume. Meanwhile, the oblivious Agathe remains anchored to her idealized, romanticized memory of her favorite son, desperately trying to cling to a normal family image. As Tom attempts to navigate this psychological prison, he learns more about the dark, controlling circumstances of Guillaume's life. He discovers that Francis was deeply involved in Guillaume’s dangerous lifestyle and secret affairs, bearing ultimate responsibility for the violence that ended his life. The tension escalates as Sara, Guillaume’s former female lover from the city, arrives unexpectedly, having been invited by Agathe. Sara immediately senses the oppressive tension and questions Francis's hostile behavior toward Tom. She urges Tom to wake up and flee the oppressive farm, but Tom is already too deeply entangled in the web of trauma and Stockholm syndrome. When Sara attempts to uncover the truth and threatens to expose the dark reality to Agathe, Francis takes extreme measures to maintain his absolute control over the household. Realizing that the cycle of abuse and trauma can never be broken while he remains under their roof, Tom finally gathers his remaining courage. In the dead of night, he slips away from the suffocating farmhouse, packing his belongings into his car. As he drives down the long, desolate gravel road, leaving the grim landscape behind, Tom looks in the rearview mirror, forever scarred by the terrifying yet seductive darkness he has narrowly survived.