Seven Dwarfs

A young woman unexpectedly finds herself transported into a whimsical yet unsettling realm resembling a children’s story. In this peculiar world, she stands out as the sole adult trapped in a hotel filled exclusively with young inhabitants. Though the environment appears charming at first glance, the children behave nothing like typical fairy-tale characters—instead of being cheerful and kind, they display constant suspicion and aggression toward outsiders. The woman and her young companions face the strange task of rescuing the struggling hotel from its mysterious troubles. As she navigates this eerie setting, she quickly realizes that the children’s cold, unwelcoming nature hides deeper secrets about their unusual captivity. The more she interacts with them, the clearer it becomes that their hostility stems from something far darker than mere mischief. Their blank stares and guarded whispers suggest they’ve endured something traumatic, making trust nearly impossible. Though forced to work together, tension lingers between the woman and the children, who see her as just another threat. The hotel itself seems alive, its creaking halls and flickering lights amplifying the sense of unease. With no clear escape, she must uncover the truth behind their imprisonment before the hotel’s crisis consumes them all.