A missing camera returns. The photos inside don't match reality. And a simple family trip starts to feel wrong at the edges. When Jaxie looks through the lens, she sees moments that shouldn't exist - echoes, repeats, things no one else will admit they notice. Her mom keeps smiling. Isaac keeps pretending. But the camera keeps showing the truth anyway. A quiet, unsettling story about family, memory, and the things we only see when we're finally ready to look.
A missing camera returns. The photos inside don't match reality. And a simple family trip starts to feel wrong at the edges. When Jaxie looks through the lens, she sees moments that shouldn't exist - echoes, repeats, things no one else will admit they notice. Her mom keeps smiling. Isaac keeps pretending. But the camera keeps showing the truth anyway. A quiet, unsettling story about family, memory, and the things we only see when we're finally ready to look.