Hideaway (2026)

Step into a cinematic exploration of a metropolis driven by perpetual transformation, where fresh construction is immediately shadowed by systematic demolition. This relentless cycle traps the environment in a fragile, self-contained loop that either quietly testifies or steadily cultivates dread. That mounting tension mirrors a deeply personal reckoning: anticipating a newborn’s arrival while questioning the true meaning of partnership, fatherhood, and masculinity. Outside the camera’s reach, reality itself appears increasingly untrustworthy. From bare scaffolding and temporary lodging rooms to open balconies, cracked sidewalks, transit interiors, and faded wall advertisements, each prop fulfills a practical function while simultaneously carrying a concealed, thematic weight. It is this hidden dimension that ultimately gives the feature its resonant name: Hideaway.