At a secluded hotel by the sea, Adi, a painter in the midst of a creative drought, encounters Gustav, a charming and inquisitive stranger. Their seemingly spontaneous connection quickly becomes intense, as Gustav probes into Adi’s personal life and artistic insecurities. What begins as a stimulating exchange soon takes on a darker tone, as Gustav's intentions grow more ambiguous and invasive.

When Adi’s wife Tekla arrives—a radiant and complex figure—Gustav’s attention shifts, and the true nature of his interest begins to surface. As the three become increasingly entangled, layers of deceit, seduction, and buried resentments unfold. Jen Silverman’s adaptation of August Strindberg’s Creditors draws sharp focus to the psychological tension at the heart of the story, brought to life by Liev Schreiber, Maggie Siff, and Justice Smith.