Dont worry darling

This story follows a young housewife whose idyllic life in a utopian 1950s suburb uncovers a dark, systemic conspiracy. Alice and Jack chambers live in Victory, California, an isolated, glamorous 1950s company town. The community is masterminded by a charismatic, cult-like leader named Frank Every morning, the husbands drive off into the desert to work at the restricted "Victory Project Headquarters," while the wives stay behind to do housework, attend ballet classes, and enjoy a life of luxurious conformity. The only rule in Victory is absolute obedience, discretion, and a strict ban on approaching Headquarters.Alice's perfect life begins to splinter when another housewife, Margaret (KiKi Layne), begins acting manic and unstable. Margaret claims she took her young son out into the desert and that Victory "took him" from her. Her concerns are dismissed by the community and the town physician as mental illness.Later, Alice experiences surreal hallucinations—such as crushing empty eggshells and being pinned against a wall by a shifting glass window. The breaking point occurs when Alice witnesses a red biplane crash into the desert mountains. Seeking to help, she walks out to the Victory Headquarters—a brutalist building surrounded by mirrors—and touches one of the glass portals. She experiences intense, flashing geometric visions and suddenly wakes up back in her own bed later that evening.Shortly after, Alice watches Margaret slit her own throat on her rooftop, though Victory's red-suited security forces instantly sweep the body away and cover up the suicide.Alice grows highly paranoid and uncovers heavily redacted medical files. During a tense neighborhood dinner party, she confronts Frank publicly, accusing him of manipulating them all. Privately, Frank admits to Alice that she is entirely right and dares her to try and prove it. Terrified, Alice begs Jack to flee the town with her. Jack initially agrees, but as they get into their car, he betrays her