𝐏𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐲 (𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟐)

Sara is a shy, overweight teenage girl living in a small Spanish town where cruelty comes easy and kindness is rare. Endlessly mocked and bullied by a group of local girls, her life is a daily cycle of humiliation — one that reaches a breaking point during a brutal encounter at the local swimming pool, where she’s stripped, taunted, and abandoned. But what happens next changes everything.

On her walk home, still traumatized, Sara witnesses her tormentors being violently kidnapped by a mysterious man in a van. She says nothing. In that moment, silence becomes power — and Sara becomes complicit in their fate. As the town begins to search for the missing girls, suspicion spreads and guilt takes root, forcing Sara into a spiraling battle between revenge, justice, and her own fractured identity.

Torn between fear and fascination, Sara’s relationship with the unknown abductor grows more psychologically intense. Is he a monster — or a reflection of her deepest, darkest desires? Meanwhile, the town’s judgmental eyes turn on Sara, sensing something’s off. With time running out, she must decide whether to save the girls who destroyed her… or finally reclaim power on her own terms.

Piggy is a chilling, atmospheric thriller that blends body horror with psychological depth. It’s a raw examination of bullying, vengeance, and the terrifying blur between victim and villain — anchored by a haunting performance and a story that dares to ask what justice really looks like when the roles are reversed.