He wants to fall. She wants to be the reason.

Max finds Dan at the end and offers the final push. What follows isn’t a rescue — it’s a reckoning. A synth-pop descent into free will, fatalism, and the cost of being witnessed.

B Side is a psychological thriller dipped in neon and smeared with menace. Set on a Toronto bridge in the dead of night, it follows Max, who encounters Dan mid-suicide attempt and offers to be the one to finish the job. What unfolds is a tense, intimate exchange between strangers — tangled in desperation, control, and the raw humanity of surrender. Against a moody, urban backdrop, the film is propelled by an original bubblegum synth-pop score from Davey Oberlin (All the Damn Vampires), marrying grit with sweetness in a way that reflects the contradictions at its core.