Glass Cage is a psychological short film set inside an opulent Victorian mansion where nothing is as it seems. A young woman named Clara arrives with a suitcase to begin work as a maid. She is welcomed by Edgar, a charming but enigmatic gentleman whose warm demeanor hides darker intentions.
As Clara explores the candlelit corridors, she begins to notice that the mansion’s mirrors distort her reflection. Some show fleeting silhouettes. Others seem to watch her. Edgar shares stories from the house’s past, but his words carry an unsettling undertone. Soft whispers echo through the halls, thickening the suspense.
In Glass Cage Tension builds when Clara glimpses a mysterious woman in black moving through the mirror. The figure never appears in person—but always seems to be watching. Reality begins to blur as Clara uncovers a hidden room filled with portraits of women… all eerily tied to the mansion’s secrets.
In the final scene, Clara stands before a mirror. Her reflection no longer mimics her movements.
It watches.
And she can’t look away.
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