About
At an elite summer water polo camp, twelve-year-old Leo struggles to find his footing within a rigid and unforgiving social hierarchy. As an intensely awkward outsider, he finds himself trapped between the grueling demands of the sport and the relentless scrutiny of his peers, who navigate the cabin life with a predatory confidence he cannot mirror. The humid, isolated environment of the camp begins to erode his sense of self, transforming his underlying social anxiety into a profound state of psychological instability. What starts as a simple attempt to survive the season soon spirals into an inward conflict, as Leo becomes increasingly detached from reality, his perception of his teammates and his own role in their world warping under the pressure of constant observation. Caught in a claustrophobic cycle of competition and emotional isolation, Leo must confront the mounting tension within his own mind before the summer reaches its inevitable, suffocating conclusion.