: After witnessing his own "death," James becomes addicted to this surreal state of invincibility. He joins a group of "zombie" tourists who repeatedly commit heinous crimes—murder, theft, and assault—only to pay for their clones' executions as a form of twisted entertainment. Themes and "Interesting Story" Elements

The film's "interesting story" lies in its psychological and social commentary:

: In Li Tolqa, the law dictates that the victim’s eldest son must execute the murderer. However, a loophole exists for the ultra-rich: for a massive fee, the government will create a fast-grown clone (a "double") that possesses the original’s memories to be executed in their place.

The story follows (Alexander Skarsgård), a struggling novelist, and his wealthy wife Em (Cleopatra Coleman) as they vacation at an isolated, high-end resort in the fictional country of Li Tolqa .

: Lured outside the resort's fortified walls by a mysterious couple, Gabi (Mia Goth) and Alban , James accidentally hits and kills a local farmer while driving under the influence.