The Last Passenger

For his eighteenth birthday, Ralphie joins a family trip to a remote island with the relatives he has slowly grown distant from.

Growing up with strict parents, Ralphie was never allowed to make his own decisions. From simple choices to his future, everything was planned for him. Because of this, he believes that freedom means getting away from his family.

To celebrate his birthday, his grandfather starts a simple game inside a jeep. Every round, one person loses, gets off the jeep, and walks alone to the resort while the others continue the trip.

At first, everyone thinks it's just a fun birthday game. But everything changes when the people who get off stop answering their phones.

As strange messages, cut-off calls, and fear begin to spread, the remaining passengers start believing that everyone who leaves the jeep never comes back. With only the quiet and suspicious driver, Victor, beside him, Ralphie must face fear, guilt, and the thought of losing the people he never realized were important to him.

In a journey filled with mystery, fear, and unanswered questions, Ralphie discovers that sometimes, the hardest part of growing up is not learning how to be independent-

It's learning to appreciate the people who have always been there before it's too late.