Club Zero

Miss Novak begins her tenure at an international boarding school, where she is assigned to teach a class on mindful eating. What begins as a simple course aimed at promoting healthier food choices and self-awareness soon evolves into something more profound. As Miss Novak connects with her students, she forms close relationships with five of them in particular, each of whom comes to rely on her guidance, both inside and outside the classroom.

However, these seemingly innocent bonds begin to take on a darker, more complicated edge as the students’ emotional needs and personal struggles intensify. What was once a supportive and nurturing environment becomes increasingly fraught with tension, manipulation, and psychological conflict. As Miss Novak becomes more deeply entangled in the lives of these students, the line between teacher and confidante blurs, and her ability to maintain professional boundaries is put to the test.

The stakes rise as the students begin to reveal their secrets, fears, and desires, pulling Miss Novak into a web of emotions that threatens to spiral out of control. Her well-meaning efforts to guide them toward a healthier relationship with food and themselves start to backfire, leading to unforeseen consequences that put both her career and the students’ well-being at risk. As the pressure mounts, Miss Novak must confront the darker side of her own psyche and make difficult decisions about how far she is willing to go to save her students—and herself—from a path that could ultimately destroy them all.

In this gripping psychological drama, the seemingly harmless act of teaching mindful eating becomes a catalyst for a series of events that explore the complexities of human connection, obsession, and the fine line between care and control.