Brick

When a mysterious brick wall rises overnight and seals off their apartment building, Tim and Olivia find their ordinary lives transformed into a claustrophobic survival puzzle. Cut off from the outside world with dwindling supplies and no explanation, they must navigate tight corridors, flickering power, and the growing panic of neighbors who are as anxious as they are suspicious. The film uses the confining setting to build relentless tension, punctuated by small but intense moments of fear, solidarity, and mounting dread.

Forced into uneasy alliances with wary residents, Tim and Olivia confront hidden rifts, buried resentments, and secrets that the crisis brings to the surface. As escape attempts grow more daring and the situation becomes increasingly desperate, Brick (2025) shifts between a nerve-jangling thriller and a human drama about trust, responsibility, and what people are willing to sacrifice for one another. The result is a tightly wound, emotionally charged ride that keeps viewers guessing about the wall’s origin and the cost of getting out alive.