A fractured group of old friends reunites at a secluded Adriatic villa, only to discover a buried sculpture that unearths their secrets—and possibly their undoing.

SYNOPSIS:

Stray Dog Club: The Metallic Taste of Blood is a limited series concept (6 x 60 minutes) — a psychological neo-noir thriller following a fractured group of former friends—an art restorer, a surgeon, a hacker, a punk designer, and a manipulative socialite—summoned to a secluded villa on the Adriatic coast under mysterious pretenses.

What begins as a luxurious reunion steeped in nostalgia soon unravels into something far more sinister. Beneath the villa lies a strange, ancient bronze sculpture—its surface weathered, its origins unknown, and its presence disturbingly sentient. As days pass, the atmosphere grows denser. The sculpture doesn’t simply exist—it observes. And something within each of them begins to fracture.

Told through shifting perspectives and layered with secrets, regrets, and vanishing truths, the story blurs the lines between memory, surveillance, and myth. With haunting prose and slow-burning tension, Stray Dog Club explores the silent violence of what remains unspoken—and the cost of unearthing what was never meant to be found.