The Midnight Club

Seven teenagers are forced to exist under one roof in a home hospice. As it turned out, fate decreed that they had very little time left to live. Every night the guys gather and tell scary stories. Ilonka, a seventeen-year-old beauty, tried to finish school and step into adulthood. Only the resulting cough causing hemoptysis brought an incurable disease. Turns out she has thyroid cancer. The poor fellow has to go through three chemotherapy treatments, but weakness becomes a faithful companion of the fading girl. Then the schoolgirl decides to spend the last months with the others in Brightcliffe. She is the first to suggest doing the impossible. If one of the seven dies, he will have to try to get in touch later. Many do not agree because the clinic has enough of its oddities. They say that mysterious cults used to live here and the presence in them gave complete healing. Everyone plunges into personal pain and tries to find at least a small hope for a magical recovery. Perhaps they need support, even if so weak. After all, believing in the power of ghosts is easier to meet death face to face. Who will be the lucky one and last longer than the rest remains a mystery.