Our instinct to protect is not bound by blood.

Under the guise of reform through care and responsibility, an eccentric psychologist blackmails a brutal warden into approving a radical experiment. Select inmates are assigned incredibly lifelike and utterly dependent artificial infants.

Minds begin to collapse, grief becomes devotion and a killer becomes a caretaker. In the women's wing, longing and regret become obsession, igniting forces the prison can no longer contain.

As guilt deepens and alliances form, the prisoners must decide how much of themselves they are willing to sacrifice for love and freedom.

What remains when the line between care and cruelty disappears?