Rest Area

Sarah, a young mother, pulls into a deserted rest stop late at night. Her daughter Emma asks for water, but the building is empty. Only a soda machine hums in the silence. When Sarah tries to leave, the car won't start. From the radio speakers, a whisper repeats her name. She gradually realizes this place isn't just a stop—it remembers everyone who's been here and doesn't let go of those trying to forget their past mistakes. The film explores guilt and how the past can materialize in the most unexpected of places.