[Fantasia '25] It begins as a survival horror film within a space where the director takes advantage of the opportunity to incorporate flashback scenes in an original way, but it unfolds as a psychological drama with touches of classic horror that speaks to identity and family connections. It's not about surprising with an intriguing mystery, but rather about building a psychological connection between the characters that, in a way, runs along parallel paths in their psyches, just as the van crosses secondary roads to avoid being discovered. It's a story that also speaks to the transformation that stems from a painful event, and the acceptance of a new destiny even if it leads to unexpected places.