Six Days

In an era of rigid social stratification, Laline, a woman of ethereal grace, finds herself the focal point of a harrowing domestic and physical struggle. While her heart belongs to Dion, a sculptor whose hands carve beauty from the mundane, her mother—a matriarch driven by the cold calculus of social mobility—seeks to barter Laline’s future for the stability of a wealthy Englishman. This tension between authentic passion and mercenary duty reaches a fever pitch during a solemn visitation to a war-ravaged gravesite. Accompanied by a priest, the trio is suddenly cast into a literal and metaphorical underworld when a catastrophic structural failure entombs them within the claustrophobic confines of abandoned underground barracks. Within this subterranean purgatory, the superficialities of class and wealth dissolve, leaving the protagonists to navigate the raw, unvarnished realities of survival, mortality, and a love that must be sanctified in the shadows before the air runs thin.