My Little Eye

• Horror

A claustrophobic psychological horror unfolds as five strangers participate in a reality show experiment—living under constant, comprehensive video surveillance in a remote house. The chilling premise isn’t focused on sensationalized drama, but a slow, insidious unraveling of each participant's carefully constructed facade as the relentless observation amplifies paranoia and breeds a disturbing sense of exposure. Unlike typical found footage, the perspective isn’t through a participant, but through the omnipresent, dispassionate gaze of the cameras themselves, creating a uniquely unsettling absence of subjective comfort. The film explores the fragility of identity when stripped of privacy, twisting the voyeuristic pleasure of reality television into a terrifying examination of human disintegration and the unsettling normalization of constant monitoring.