May 14, 2026

On a rainy night, a woman (Natalia Millán) is following her husband convinced that he is up to no good. It might just be her intuition, but when he sends her a text message that is clearly lying she becomes even more convinced. She follows him to a park where he sits, alone, on a bench. A woman approaches with a multi-coloured umbrella and... I challenge anyone to guess what happens next. I did have a theory, but could hardly have been more wrong… read the rest.

On a rainy night, a woman (Natalia Millán) is following her husband convinced that he is up to no good. It might just be her intuition, but when he sends her a text message that is clearly lying she becomes even more convinced. She follows him to a park where he sits, alone, on a bench. A woman approaches with a multi-coloured umbrella and... I challenge anyone to guess what happens next. I did have a theory, but could hardly have been more wrong and indeed it's not just the husband but also the wife whose actions are unexpected. This is a suspensefully framed and paced short feature that plays well upon our own inate suspicions of those we trust, love and rely upon - and as she walks she debates quite intuitively whether or not she really does want to find the truth, should there be any truth to find. This is creepy in more ways than one, and well worth a watch.

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