Everyone Is Going to Die

On his daughter's birthday, a wealthy father arrives with flowers and apologies, only to find the evening upended by two female burglars who turn his reconciliation into a high-stakes shakedown. What begins as a desperate grab for cash quickly becomes a tense standoff, the house a pressure cooker of mistrust, blunt truths and fraying civility. As the trio negotiates who holds power, loyalties shift and the polite veneer of wealth and family life peels away.

The night unspools into a lethal cat-and-mouse game when buried motives surface and violence becomes an ugly currency of control. Each revelation reframes what seemed obvious: choices, past wrongs, and the lengths people will go to protect themselves and the ones they love. By dawn, everyone’s lives have been irrevocably altered, and the film lingers on the fragile, dangerous boundary between redemption and ruin.