

A woman with multiple personalities, who calls herself Family, kidnaps an ordinary father inside a sealed apartment. She believes in a sacred ritual: by executing and “absorbing” her victims, the scattered selves within her can merge into one perfect being.
But when she discovers the man has a daughter, obsession turns to ambition. If she can claim both their souls, Family might finally become whole. As the ritual nears its climax, cracks appear between the personalities — some craving dominance, others mercy — as the father’s desperate fight for survival exposes the fragile balance between control and collapse.
In its final act, the film leads the audience into an unsettling communion — a ritual of identity, guilt, and rebirth — leaving one haunting question lingering long after the last frame:
When belonging demands sacrifice, how much of yourself must you lose to be complete?
Directed by Sheng Wan (USA)