A Luxembourg-made horror film follows a separated couple, Greg and Anne, as they travel to an unnamed Eastern European country to acquire an organ on the black market for their critically ill son Leo, who awaits transplant. When their mission goes catastrophically wrong, they encounter a disfigured antagonist in a scenario that explores themes of first-world guilt about economic inequality between EU member states alongside traditional horror elements.

Directed by Cyrus Neshvad and starring Malik Zidi, Brigitte Urhausen, and Leo Todesco, the film is notable for its subversion of horror narrative conventions and cinematography by Nikos Welter, which deliberately shifts colour palettes as the characters cross the border and uses strategic lighting to signal mounting tension. The production features multiple jump scares and deliberately violates audience expectations about character survival, though the film's vague specification of which organ is being sought remains a minor weakness.