Ten days to fill a hundred seats with almost nothing, no backstory, no budget. The show moves so fast you stop waiting for the story to happen and just watch it happen. Five minutes at a time means you feel the panic without the exhaustion, the hope without the sentimentality, exactly what struggling idols actually experience. The motion capture gives everything a weightless, dreamlike quality that makes small victories feel like they matter more than they should. This is what happens when you strip away the melodrama and just follow real ambition in real time.

Ten days. One hundred seats. Idolls! has been performing for three years and still has only three fans to show for it. While the girls are airing their frustrations, a small wooden statue in their room starts talking and persuades them to book Hoi Hoi Hall, a venue that holds a hundred people. The show is only nine days away. Racing the clock, the group must prove it deserves stardom or face failure. The result is a short music drama with a supernatural twist, passionate but relaxed in tone.