In a village in Sweden, Lejla returns to her childhood home, a place caught between tradition and modernization, causing tension among its citizens. For Lejla, however, her return is overshadowed by something far more dark and intimidating than she ever anticipated. As a child, she was held captive in the area by an unknown perpetrator, trapped in a glass dome. Now, another young girl has disappeared without a trace. As Lejla investigates the disappearance, she must also confront her own inner darkness—a part of her past she's tried to avoid. Are the similarities between Lejla's past and the girl's disappearance just a chilling coincidence? Or is history repeating itself?
