Un strain in casa ta

Nina keeps her mother chained in the attic. She feeds her and bathes her every single day. It makes you wonder how far duty goes before it becomes a prison.

“We are two sides of the same coin, she and I.”

Maggie knows exactly why she is locked up. She stays silent to keep her daughter close. Their relationship is built on a shared, quiet misery.

Dinner time is the most tense part of their day. They sit together in silence while secrets rot between them. It feels like watching a slow motion car crash.

The house itself feels like a person watching them. Every creak in the floorboards sounds like a lie being told. Privacy just doesn't exist in that place.