No One Will Come for You

After a school trip to the excavations, Kali begins a correspondence with an unknown author of a note found in a crack in an old wall. At first, this game seems like a chance to finally feel the closeness and attention she so desperately lacks. Then, strange occurrences begin to accumulate around her: a voice that only she can hear, a sharp cold, shadows in inappropriate places, and the feeling that an unseen interlocutor is always nearby. Against this backdrop, her relationships with peers and adults become strained, and a harmless suggestion to play gradually turns into a source of increasing tension.