Lift

One ordinary summer morning, five strangers came out of apartments on different floors and entered the elevator. The doors slammed behind the last passenger and the elevator began to move down. But a minute passes, another, and the elevator does not stop; there is a feeling of endless movement. With each minute of panic, the situation spirals out of control. The elevator cab turns into a closed space, into a moving stressful situation, from which it is impossible to get out. How will five people behave in such a seemingly hopeless situation? Doubt and horror creep into their souls, they are seized by a sense of inevitability and despair, because the everyday becomes unreal.