In the quiet, cold landscape of 1980s Harwick, Maine, ten-year-old Daniel lives an invisible life. As his family’s attention shifts toward his younger brother, Daniel drifts further into the shadows of the woods, the river, and his own isolation—until the night he doesn’t come home.

Reminiscent of the atmospheric grit of Ron Rash and the haunting Maine landscapes of early Stephen King, Bboyy is a masterclass in tension and "felt" darkness. It is a story of a town that knows more than it admits, a mother’s silent walk away, and a boy lost in a ravine where the wolf isn't the only thing to fear. A cinematic, heartbreaking exploration of neglect and the enduring mystery of the disappeared.