A psychological thriller about memory, madness, and the mirrors we fear to face.

A woman wakes up in a white, windowless room. She doesn't know where she is. She doesn't know who she is. Every day, a nurse visits her, asking the same question: "Tell me about the incident." But she doesn't remember any of the incidents. She barely remembers her name.

As fragments of her identity emerge—visions of a hospital, a screaming patient, blood on her hands—she begins to question the reality of her confinement. Is she a patient? A prisoner? Or something else entirely?

The deeper she delves into her shattered mind, the more reality becomes turbulent. Until the horrific truth is revealed:

She was never the patient.

She was the psychiatrist.

And she killed the one person she swore to save.

Now, locked inside the same asylum where she treated others, Mara Ellison must navigate the wreckage of her mind, confront the consequences of her past, and decide if redemption is possible for those who have lost themselves.

"The White Room" is a captivating journey through madness and memory, where the most terrifying discoveries come not from others, but from within.