Kushty Productions - Final Script
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A ballerina is seen dancing alone in a dark dance studio, though she appears to be under the control of a shadowy figure behind her. In the makeup room, the ballerina sits motionless as a creepy hand approaches her face, emphasizing her doll-like features and possessed demeanor. The script hints at sinister forces controlling the ballerina.
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