SYNOPSIS

In the final minutes before the collapse of the World Trade Center towers, seven people escape into a small kosher corner store. The panic unfolding outside ignites mounting tension inside—old wounds surface, prejudices collide, and buried fears begin to break through. A mysterious person in a black hat places a briefcase at the entrance. Inside are envelopes, each bearing a name, each tied to one of the seven deadly sins—and each corresponding to someone trapped inside. As the building grows increasingly unstable, the group is forced deeper into the store, eventually reaching a cellar room where an execution chair awaits. Their survival hinges on a single condition: one of them must willingly choose death so the others may live. By the end, the truth is revealed: the entire setting is a purgatorial realm. The one who sacrifices themselves survives; the others do not. They have been weighed, and judged.