Lonely Waters follows the haunting journey of Adam, a successful but isolated doctor, as he struggles with an unseen presence that shadows him, both at home and at work. Plagued by the demands of his job, Adam finds himself trapped in an eerie cycle of loneliness and confusion, where reality blurs with surreal visions of a dark forest and an enigmatic demon. As Adam navigates the emptiness of his luxury condo, hospital hallways, and late-night cafés, he’s repeatedly confronted by the demon, which seems to embody his internal struggles and unacknowledged fears. The boundary between his waking life and his nightmares begins to dissolve, leaving him disoriented and vulnerable. In the midst of his unraveling psyche, Adam encounters Ruth, an elderly patient, who offers him a glimmer of wisdom before her passing. Her words resonate deeply, hinting at the connection between his suppressed emotions and the relentless presence of the demon. The demon also gets in the way of him connecting with his best friend and a girl that repeatedly expresses interest in him. The film culminates in a mysterious and symbolic confrontation within a secluded cabin deep in the forest. Here, Adam finally comes face-to-face with the demon, leading to a surprising resolution that suggests an acceptance of his pain. In the end, Adam emerges from his ordeal with a renewed sense of connection, reaching out to those he had distanced himself from, and leaving behind the mask of the demon that once haunted him. Lonely Waters is a psychological thriller that explores themes of loneliness, guilt, and the hidden battles we face within ourselves, set against a backdrop of eerie, atmospheric tension.

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This film is not rated by Rung Film Festival. We recommend teen and/or above audiences.