Grandma Is Thirsty

Anna visits her grandmother in a remote village, a place she hasn't seen since childhood. The old woman seems sweet, but her requests grow increasingly odd: "Fetch water from the well behind the cemetery," "Don't go into the basement after sunset." The house smells of damp soil and old photographs where all the ancestors share the same empty eyes. When locals begin to disappear, Anna realizes her grandmother's thirst is not metaphorical. Each sip from the ancient well steals a fragment of memory, and mirrors no longer reflect her own face. To survive, she must remember why her parents took her away from this place fifteen years ago.