Captives

There are five of them (three women, two men), of different ages and backgrounds, who do not know one another and believe they have nothing in common. Each wakes up inside a cell—a mousetrap—custom‑designed to exploit their individual fears and phobias, with no memory of how they got there, much less why. They quickly realize they are being watched and listened to, that they are pawns in a game meant to break them psychologically. Their jailer has already anticipated their actions and reactions, having planned every move and every intention. Even their exchanges and interactions appear to have been orchestrated. They will have to work together to survive and regain their freedom.